Sentence examples for instance to enable from inspiring English sources
Of particular interest are predictive capabilities for social diffusion, for instance to enable early warning concerning the emergence of a violent conflict or outbreak of an epidemic.
Understanding the mechanisms that dictate protein stability is of large relevance, for instance, to enable design of temperature-tolerant enzymes with high enzymatic activity over a broad temperature interval.
If, in addition, the parser should be extensible, for instance to enable the embedding of domain specific languages, the disambiguation techniques should feature traditional software-engineering qualities: modularity, extensibility, scalability and expressiveness.
The reason a keyboard app might be asking for Full Access is either to connect to the Internet — for instance to enable a cloud service feature within the app — or to talk to another app on the device, such as its own container app.
We currently assign a public Internet Protocol (IP) address to each instance to enable external access to the databases.
Recall that, motivated by Theorem 1, the goal is to find clique-width k-expressions that correspond to ambiguity graph instances to enable efficient algorithms for solving the TARP.
As earlier explained in the methods section, the high prevalences forced us to use Poisson regression in some instances to enable the model to converge, which in this study did not change the estimates [ 20, 21].
Our motivation for including instance scores is to enable us to calculate the conservation of the nucleotides at high-scoring TFBSs.
The results for each dataset have been adjusted for number of instances in order to enable a cursory comparison across various datasets.
And having untypical woman paradigms is meant to enable (for instance) some intersexed individuals and trans persons to belong to the category of women.
It also includes logs, caches, and auxiliary tables (as MySQL's diagnostic tables) used, for instance, to guarantee ACID3 and enable the server to undo incomplete queries after a power-break.
