Sentence examples for made in enabling from inspiring English sources

In Botswana and Nigeria, progress has been made in enabling young people to access SRH information and services.

Great progress has already been made in enabling the automated analysis of 3D data sets in order to assist experts in the identification of phenotypes.

In recent years, great advances have been made in enabling research across universities and the NHS through the implementation of the recommendations of Sir David Cooksey's review of UK research funding and the subsequent establishment of the NIHR in England [ 43].

Since Feynman's talk at the annual meeting of the American Physical Society in December 1959, we have made significant progress in enabling nanotechnology for revolutionising medicine.

Netflix may not have advanced the art of the cinema in its distribution of "Tramps," but the art and commerce of the cinema have always advanced side by side, with money made in one realm enabling audacious creation in another.

Q: Any changes that you've made in terms of enabling more rich media ads, how are sell-through rates.

Significant progress has been made in collecting and enabling wide access to genomic, toxicology, and health data.

AT&T Wireless said yesterday that it planned to send a letter today to federal regulators explaining that it had made "significant progress" in enabling customers to switch their phone numbers more quickly to and from other cellphone companies.

AI2, as the Paul Allenonprofitnonprofis is more commonly called, already spun off two companies: XNOR.ai, which has made major advances in enabling AI tasks to run on edge devices, is operating independently and licensing its tech to eager customers.

The restrictions on the presidency will cancel out a change made in 2008 that enabled Algeria's long-serving president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, to stand for a third term.

It is a "Made in Italy" problem: Enabled by Italy's weak institutions and high tolerance for rule-bending, the Chinese have blurred the line between "Made in China" and "Made in Italy," undermining Italy's cachet and ability to market its goods exclusively as high end.