Sentence examples for mainly to enable from inspiring English sources

Having fought successfully to get him out of care, Dann moved the family to Gateshead, mainly to enable her elder children to see their natural father.

Likewise, also weather data and building conditions are conceptualized mainly to enable dynamic optimizations.

In that way, its support for Bitcoin is mainly to enable its clients — the companies accepting payments from one party and making payouts to another — to use the feature.

The IEEE 802.11p MAC layer is a modified version of the IEEE 802.11e mainly to enable different priority classes and unique quality of service (QoS) for new types of applications proposed in WAVE.

The code was developed mainly to enable multi-state modeling of arthroplasty registry data and to manage data on patients with multiple joint procedures.

As reported in other studies [ 6, 11, 20- 22], and as has also been found in the present study, female physicians with children work reduced hours, mainly to enable them to fit in domestic responsibilities.

Today, network management is mainly reactive to enable corrective actions only when a problem has already occurred and detected by network counters or customer complaints.

The nomogram allows for calculation of the added value of CRP in all patients but is mainly meant to enable targeted use of a CRP test in patients at intermediate risk based on symptoms and signs alone.

There is also a third component for glucose utilization accounting for the production of precursor metabolites needed in anabolic processes (f P ) (e.g., intermediate metabolites of the pentose phosphate pathway and the TCA cycle [ 5]), which have to have an overall proportionality with the available energy currencies (phosphate donors, mainly ATP) to enable cell growth.

At most HSR systems, the dwell time is typically τ = 2 3 min at the stations located along the lines/routes and τ = 5 min for those located at airports, the latter mainly due to enabling users/passengers to handle their baggage.

The Air Force has also used off-the-shelf technology -- mainly laptop computers -- to enable B-2 pilots for the first time to adjust their targeting while en route to Afghanistan.