Sentence examples for matter of enabling from inspiring English sources

"It's just a matter of enabling other endpoints.

Ultimately, lasting reform is a matter of enabling citizens, local businesses and their international partners to insist on basic rights, depend upon the rule of law and hold accountable those who govern.

Therefore, proper regard for patients' autonomy cannot be a straightforward matter of enabling them to fulfill their preferences or their subjective "values".

If health promotion is a matter of enabling people to increase control over and to improve their health, all measures directed toward someone, such as removal of one's appendix, are excluded, even if they improve the health of the individual.

It's not a matter of "making more room' for women, but of enabling women to put their competences more fully to use, to everyone's gain.

Conversely, totally dissolved samples for liquid-state NMR spectroscopy contain molecules that tumble isotropically, thus fully minimizing the anisotropicity of solid matter and enabling acquisition of high-resolution NMR spectra.

The spectra were highly sensitive to the extent of organic matter decomposition, enabling the ordination of organic (Oi, Oe and Oa) horizons.

We developed within the Rotterdam Study a method for fully automated tractography of over 20 major white matter tracts, yielding tract-specific measures of white matter integrity, enabling a more in-depth exploration of structural integrity in relation to functional processes in aging [ 485].

Whether or not a new worker class is created, the eventual solution should address the issue at the heart of the matter — enabling on demand workers to earn benefits by the hour, with a standardized hourly pro-rata withholding that all on demand companies can implement equally.

In the factory, cashmere is sorted according to fineness, length, soundness, colour and the amount of vegetable matter, enabling the manufacturer to produce out of each sort the yarn or fabric for which it is best suited.

The variation of the DTI indices across the population was very small, e.g., ~ 5% for axial diffusivity for each white matter structure, enabling confident differentiation of differences in these structures within each subject.