Sentence examples for has enabled the implementation from inspiring English sources
By the today's "adoption", the Belgrade City Administration – Secretariat for Education has enabled the implementation of the program in the total of 28 schools in Belgrade and the participation of 20,500 students and over 2,000 school staff.
This historical account illustrates how the convergence of local and global factors and agents has enabled the implementation of in-country efforts to support EIHSP related to health MDGs.
Very low levels of leakage, in the order of 0.05 arem2, are demonstrated by the pHEMTs, which have enabled the implementation of large-geometry, low-noise devices.
The paper presents some approaches to the design process of pumping equipment, whose implementation has enabled the company HMS GROUP to optimize the designing process itself, therefore promptly supply consumers with modern highly efficient pumping equipment.
The MLFAF framework has enabled the compilation of design considerations and implementation guidelines, which are as follows: Practices of assessment feedback are different between individuals and between institutions.
The modENCODE implementation of this approach has enabled the project to provide complex data search and filtering capabilities via integration with the modMine (http://intermine.modencode.org/) tool allowing for data retrieval and display in GBrowse (15) by for example, particular experimental conditions or reagents.
However, the implementation of population genomic analysis of SNP variation across the genome has enabled the identification of putatively selected loci (or those linked to the causal loci).
Equally blameworthy are union bureaucrats who have enabled the White House and the Congress in the implementation of such brutal austerity programs.
Recent algorithmic advances in Boolean satisfiability (SAT), along with highly efficient solver implementations, have enabled the successful deployment of SAT technology in a wide range of applications domains, and particularly in electronic design automation (EDA).
