Sentence examples for guides to enable from inspiring English sources

If you use a Google, Facebook and Twitter for example, there are easy to follow guides to enable this on your account.

The FGD and IDI guides were piloted to refine the topic guides to enable them to generate data that were relevant to the study objectives.

"The characteristics of the FTSE 100 index make me marvel at people who use the index as a product or guide to enable them to 'invest in the UK,'" wrote Terry Smith in this year's letter to investors in his Fundsmith fund.

Follow this guide to enable Java on your computer.

Click here for Google's guide to enabling and disabling Safety Mode.[7].

We also have Country Explore Guides available to enable staff to gain a better perspective on a variety of countries and cultures.

Lack of lamination in either the vertical or horizontal planes may be due to defective extracellular adhesion molecules that cause detachment of migratory neuroblasts from their radial glial guide fibers, to enable recently arriving neuroblasts to bypass those already in place within the cortical plate for the programmed inside-out neuronal arrangement.

To those unfamiliar with the application, it has a single function – to guide users to enable "ADB", a built in development and debugging tool, and then navigates the user to the desktop installer.

Thoughts, feelings and behaviours related to fatigue were addressed using Socratic (reflective) questioning and guided discovery to enable patients to work out links themselves.

In addition, in a separate control plate, the housekeeping genes HPRT and β- ACTIN (made up of a dilution series of 25-, 50-, 100-, 150- and 200 ng/μl) were employed as endogenous guide dots to enable accurate grid placement prior to image analysis.

The guide sought to enable patients and/ or their caregivers to reflect on: Their experiences from when they first noticed they have HIV/AIDS What made them seek medical help Their experiences of the palliative care services received from HAU Their experiences of giving and receiving care and the difficulties and challenges they encountered.