Sentence examples for may enable population from inspiring English sources
Risk adjustment systems may enable population stratification programmes to be developed and become instrumental in implementing new models of care.
Such genetic variation may enable populations to adapt to local conditions, and can lead to genetic differentiation.
Genetic diversity may not always enable populations to persist, but a lack of diversity essentially guarantees that adaptation to altered environments will not occur.
Understanding inter-individual variability in the events involved in toxicological effects may enable a true population threshold(s) to be identified.
In the short-term, beneficial plastic responses may enable invasive pest population to persist under unfavourable conditions until genetic adaptation takes place (Sexton et al. 2002).
As the inputs are predominantly land and labour, and time, fuelwood plantations may enable poor rural populations to generate fuel supplies at an acceptably low cash cost.
Warmer waters may enable local algal populations to grow longer time periods when conditions become more favourable, typically at colder sections of their current distribution range (Eggert 2012).
Additionally, segmentation of the AD population may enable comparative evaluation of subpopulations of AD patients, potentially leading to a better understanding of their distinguishing properties.
A comparison military population may enable considerable control of the healthy soldier effect, but this too may need to be carefully selected.
The determination of risk factors for acute care utilization in this population may enable more accurate identification of high-risk patients and assist in care planning and the appropriate use of targeted efforts.
However, our analysis would suggest that regulating apoptosis rather than cell division may enable the stem cell population to become more robust to disturbances and respond faster to changes.
