Sentence examples for practically enable from inspiring English sources

In this viewpoint, we present an approach which may practically enable the food research to analyze the extrusion processing at a mechanistic level and characterize the decisive process parameters crucial for complex food design.

To hold a defense thus pleaded to be valid would open the door to the grossest frauds upon the law, and practically enable the railroad company to avail itself of any consideration for a rebate which it considers sufficient, and to agree with the favored customer upon some fabricated claim for damages which it would be difficult, if not impossible, to disprove.

Students claimed that working practically enabled them to see the relevance of the task in hand.

When I started to feel the sense of void, it was not that I was not living my professional life according to my core values of integrity, passion and compassion, but more that I was not using these values practically, enabling me to "make a difference" first hand.

Practically, this enables the GiA Roots pipeline to be integrated with 3rd party scripts or applications.

These enable practically applicable nursing care robots and so on.

Our results indicate that for high frequencies, due to lower maximum permitted transmit power and higher path losses, it is practically impossible to enable sustainable WETI operation for the distances above 1 m.

This issue has been reviewed by various authors (Seidl, 2014; Elgqvist et al., 2014), and technologies have been developed that could enable practically unlimited supply if a substantial commercial demand is once established (Apostolidis et al., 2005; Weidner et al., 2012).

Practically, separate measures enable accurate targeting of interventions and may avoid the masking of true treatment effects.

Furthermore, it is directed that timber be auctioned in volumes as small as practically possible to enable the participation of small buyers (MOA, 2002).

Therefore, a maximum length of 30 months from baseline was established, based on the consideration that this time was sufficient (from the perspective of the authors' previous experience in renal transplants carried out in Catalonia) to enable practically all patients to receive the renal transplant.