Sentence examples for possibility that enable from inspiring English sources

It is EQAT's hope that we will model the passion and possibility that enable people to act boldly and locally, while giving them the reassuring feeling of being one of the many.

Consequently, we do not preclude the possibility that enabling a correspondingly more detailed chemotaxis mechanism might further improve cell aggregation characteristics, and nullify the observed differences in outcome.

The high adherence rate in our IG was also supported by the provision of transportation possibilities that enabled functionally declined older persons to take part in an exercise intervention program (supporting the findings by McMahon et al).

A pacemaker location for BK channels is a possibility that would enable direct regulation of heart rate.

Sometimes this is a possibility that will enable you to take on new, more challenging and more interesting work than the work you're currently doing.

In this regard, many efforts are being devoted to formulate mathematical models that enable the possibility of developing and testing new hypotheses about biological systems.

Here we use evolutionary ideas to discuss three alternative possibilities that could enable effective control that is less readily undermined by the evolution of resistance.

Mehta left open the possibility that Microsoft would enable this in the future, but for now, the team hasn't built the pieces that would allow Microsoft to pass messages between the networks.

Leigh Torres, a marine ecologist at Oregon State University, told New Scientist that the study findings "point toward the possibility of a dolphin language that enables team problem solving".

A particular value of this patient cohort was the availability of existing data about the microbial profiles in fecal samples [17] and biopsies [2] from the same individuals that enabled the possibility of correlation of metabolites to microbial populations.

One intriguing possibility that this hydrogel enables is the study of cells at an interface.