Sentence examples for process has enabled from inspiring English sources

Using them in our admissions process has enabled us recently to achieve the highest levels of state-sector participation in the university in over 30 years".

The process has enabled the scientists to build up a collection of letters of the Greek alphabet and to even determine the handwriting used in the text, along with its likely author.

In some cases, the selective pressure applied during the evolutionary process has enabled co-selection of growth and strain performance.

The subsequent implementation of an improved process has enabled us to treat significantly more patients without increasing the number of clinical staff.

The new process has enabled a 70% reduction in total drilling time compared to standard EDM drilling as less material is removed by the EDM.

The relatively mild gelation process has enabled not only proteins [11], but also cells [12] and DNA [13] to be incorporated into alginate matrices with retention of full biological activity.

The dependence of amphibian metamorphosis on T3 and the ability to manipulate this process have enabled extensive studies on the involvement of cofactors in T3 signaling in vivo.

Improvements in emitter quality, through oxide passivation and elimination of the "dead" layer associated with diffusion based processes, has enabled production of > 18.5% efficiency solar cells with simplified processing.

A basic understanding of the mechanism and recent progress in these processes has enabled the fabrication and preparation of various nanomaterials with novel functionalities, compositions, and architectures.

Although developments in transient expression resulting from deeper understanding of underlying fundamental processes have enabled advanced synthetic biology in plants, our experience is that the transient synthetic reconstruction of biological systems has also revealed the workings of otherwise intractable processes.

Globalized processes have enabled physicians from around the world, and particularly from high income countries, to participate in humanitarian "medical missions" to developing countries to administer medical care as physician volunteers [ 22].