Sentence examples for risk enable from inspiring English sources

How can understanding the way specific genetic variants influence individuals' disease risk enable awareness and possible prevention or treatment?

Our maps depicting core populations and tillage risk enable partners to target conservation in landscapes where pipits will benefit most.

Moreover, priority weights calculated by comparing the risk factors based on their importance for the risk enable users to understand which factor is effective on the risk.

Rather than insecurity about orientation, what the play deftly captures is that hunger for wild, category-shattering experience that may – or may not and that's the risk – enable one to return to everyday normality with the grateful sense of now having made a real choice.

Current genomics and biotechnology promise the development of biomarkers to predict individual disease risk, enable early detection of disease, and improve diagnostic classification to better inform individualized treatment.

A Framework for Managing Reputational Risk Understanding the factors that determine reputational risk enables a company to take actions to address them.

The judgment ignores the fact that taking a person's gender into account, where relevant to the risk, enables men and women alike to get a more accurate price for their insurance".

If we don't call that "lying," or if we don't squarely and prominently label these claims as "false," don't we risk enabling Trump's apparent efforts to obliterate the possibility of agreement on shared reality?

The Turkish leadership seems to have decided already to support Kurdish military action against the Islamic State, choosing to risk enabling more independence for the Kurds given that the alternative is a radical Islamist regime on its border.

And so to me, that meant taking two leaves of absence from Cornell, which, while sometimes uncomfortable and a bit of a risk, enabled me to spend a semester in Tanzania and to spend a semester in South Africa.

And so to me, that meant taking two leaves of absence from Cornell, which while sometimes uncomfortable and a bit of a risk, enabled me to spend a semester in Tanzania and to spend a semester in South Africa.