Sentence examples for is thought to enable from inspiring English sources
An additional unrest level is thought to enable the significance of the activity to be a more effectively communicated, and help emergency managers to undertake decision-making, preparations, and evacuations (if necessary) before an eruption occurs.
Assessment of vascular pathology and hemodynamics in patients with acute stroke is thought to enable early judgment of functional outcome and thrombolytic efficacy and could identify patients who might benefit from interventional treatment [18 20].
This high affinity is thought to enable cardiac function in trout at low physiological temperatures and is due to residues Asn2, Ile28, Gln29, and Asp30 (Gillis et al., 2005, Physiol Genomics, 22, 1 7).
He thinks of the Formal Cause of the organism as the form or structure it normally has in maturity, where that form or structure is thought to enable the organism to perform its functions well.
For the Kyoto School, a critical and creative retrieval of the traditions of the East, those of East Asian Mahāyāna Buddhism in particular, is thought to enable the radical religious and philosophical "trans-descendence" necessary to move through and beyond the limits and problems of Western modernity.
Infection of T-cells is thought to enable this transport.
This suppression of internal mental activity are thought to enable the reallocation of attentional resources from internal thought processes to goal-directed behavior [21].
Emulation, which is what mirror neurons are thought to enable, is close to the core of tennis.
For example, many cells continually send out and retract tiny "filopodia," long needlelike projections of the cell membrane that are thought to enable cells to probe their environment and decide which direction to go.
Similar islands are thought to enable new species to form.
Similarly, from the instructional team perspective, the ARS activities were thought to enable student access to data related to individual understandings of course content that could then be compared with their peers, if desired.
