Sentence examples for for enabling more from inspiring English sources

OIL (Ontology Inference Layer) [FHH+00] is a language defined on top of RDF for enabling more expressive ontology definitions.

This new triple-modality-nanoparticle approach has promise for enabling more accurate brain tumor imaging and resection.

Open Learning movement opens up opportunities for the collaboration between institutions, educators and learners globally, and for enabling more meaningful engagement in teaching and learning.

During the housing boom, for instance, some lenders and mortgage brokers may have justified the profits they reaped from adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) and loans to unqualified borrowers by congratulating themselves for enabling more Americans to become homeowners.But when ARMs exploded and credit dried up, many of these buyers went into foreclosure and found themselves worse off than before.

This latter shell allows to fixate the deposited nanorods and provide anchor spots for CdTe quantum dots, which are exploited as the fluorescent agents (Wang et al. 2014b) These multimodal approaches further highlight the capabilities and great potential of SEPs for enabling more accurate imaging.

For enabling more powerful ethanol photosynthetic production, an optimized and balanced catalyzing route was required.

The successes of the organisations mentioned mean that their work can be replicated and scaled up to expand opportunity for millions of people by advocating for and enabling more secure rights to land and other resources.

The evolution of an increased affinity towards extracellular laminins may have paralleled a substantial increase in the possible strength of musculature in some invertebrate phyla, thus, for example, enabling more complicated and faster movements or higher force generation for feeding or adherence to surfaces.

Vinaya's mission: to apply psychology research to the tech product creation process to try to build products that are more sensitive to human habits — and help promote emotional wellbeing by, for instance, enabling more controlled use of tech.

Over the last few years, next-generation sequencing (NGS) has become a popular strategy for genotyping, enabling more precise mutation detection compared to traditional methods due to its high resolution and high throughput [ 3].

In the foreseeable future, closer correlations between biophysical and disease properties will be established allowing for more practical applications enabling more discoveries for the benefit of mankind.