Sentence examples for extent to enable from inspiring English sources

More recently, Moire photography has been applied to a limited extent to enable cusp heights and volumes to be measured and the extent of post-eruptive tooth wear to be quantified.

Notwithstanding the expiry of a notice of termination, the Fund and FAO agree that the provisions of this Agreement shall remain in full force to the extent necessary to enable the orderly conclusion of any activity covered by this Agreement.

It waives the obligations of TRIPS article 31(f) "to the extent necessary to enable a pharmaceutical product produced or imported under a compulsory license in that member to be exported" to other developing or LDCs that are party to the same regional trade agreement and share the health problem in question.

This event was chosen as air photo and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data for flood inundation extent are available to enable rigorous validation of the developed model.

To implement this, WHO recommends that governments "should interact with the tobacco industry only when and to the extent strictly necessary to enable them to effectively regulate the tobacco industry and tobacco products" [ 22].

This may aid understanding of the nature and extent of supports needed to enable people to live in the community and in turn, enable resources to be allocated where they are most needed.

First, LAGOS covers a broad spatial extent (or study area) to enable analysis of lakes along broad gradients of driver variables, such as land use, climate, hydrology, and geology.

As the usage of security controls is related to the implementation of ISB2C, the extent of ISB2C controls can be adjusted in order to enable the greatest extent of implementation of ISB2C.

To some extent, the game is designed to enable the players to be immersed in the game and achieve a state of flow (Csikszentmihalyi 1990).

The numbers of fatalities at different extents can also be used to enable more detailed assessments of population exposure to volcanoes, such as the Population Exposure Index of Aspinall et al. (2011).

Further, such database should also include information on the actual needs of each child so as to enable measuring the extent to which the provided support has alleviated the child's vulnerability.