Sentence examples for it therefore enabled from inspiring English sources

(See the exhibit "Translating Vision and Strategy: Four Perspectives"). It therefore enabled companies to track financial results while simultaneously monitoring progress in building the capabilities and acquiring the intangible assets they would need for future growth.

It therefore enabled us to provide a general picture of complications after RC, including both low- and high-volume centres, without the risk of loss to follow-up when evaluation long-term adverse events.

It should be also noted that although our method of seating implants does not replicate the method of insertion used in surgery (in which a series of impulsive blows are applied) it is a controlled method of insertion that allows for accurate measurement of the forces involved; it therefore enabled us to compare this important parameter between the cup designs in a standardised fashion.

It therefore enables the Bush Administration to accommodate the religious right without openly embracing its fundamentalism.

It therefore enables quantitative exploration of transformation dynamics and transformation microstructure interactions.

It therefore enables uniform images to be printed over large, non-flat substrates without loss of resolution.

It therefore enables us to investigate the stability of the reactive working point and to simulate the operation of a reactive gas control loop in the unstable transition mode.

It therefore enables identification of most suitable HEV topology and of most suitable power ratios of the components, since it reveals and quantifies the instruments that could lead to improved energy conversion efficiency of particular HEV.

Consequently, it might therefore enable better identification of populations at high-risk of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality.

21 It can therefore enable all those involved to see the opportunities as well as the challenges within an evaluation process, and reinforce a shared understanding of the value of a systematic, well-conducted evaluation.

The euro brought low interest rates, which enabled Spanish banks to borrow easily from abroad, and therefore enabled Spaniards to borrow easily from the banks.