Sentence examples for merit enabling from inspiring English sources

The idea has merit, enabling Stephen's erotic adventures in Amiens to be presented as a form of shell-shocked delirium.

The community members interpreted the fulfilment of the conditions as a proxy for achievement and merit, enabling them to participate rather than sit back as passive recipients of aid.

These merits enabled us optimize the balance of diagnostic, therapeutic and biodegradable functionalities in a multifunctional theranostic nanoplatform.

The models, rules and figures-of-merit enable the rapid design of a UE for a desired large displacement behavior, as well as providing a means for determining the limits of UE and DP structures.

These merits enable the innovative 3D hierarchical few-layer graphene/MWNT foam to serve as high performance EDLC electrodes, resulting in energy storage devices with very high stability and power density.

These merits enabled us optimize the balance of diagnostic, therapeutic, and biodegradable functionalities in a multifunctional theranostic nanoplatform.

These merits enable AmpliSeq as a highly attractive method for very large-scale studies including replication analysis or other studies that require a very large number of samples to increase statistical power.

Jamie Jackson Man City 2-1 Sheffield Wednesday MLS: City made 'error of judgement' over Lampard John Terry's continued excellence at the heart of Chelsea's defence offers the extra merit of enabling the club to prepare gradually for his succession.

It has been widely argued that the protracted talks have at least had the merit of enabling Tsipras to promote realism in his party and make it more amenable to an eventual compromise.

Loess research has the merit of enabling reconstructions of Pleistocene sedimentation dynamics in many parts of the world.

Ironically, due to the racial tensions surrounding the Stuart case, Romane would later become a recipient of the Carol Dimati-Stuart Foundation merit award, enabling him to attend Brigham Young University, the flagship institution of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.