Sentence examples for specific to enable from inspiring English sources
"We are looking forward to discovering new ways that neurons control their initial growth and later function to be so highly specific to enable us to read and think and make art and perform all of our other human capabilities.
That condition may be satisfied in at least two ways: by proof of reduction to practice before the critical date; or by proof that prior to the critical date the inventor had prepared drawings or other descriptions of the invention that were sufficiently specific to enable a person skilled in the art to practice the invention.
"We recommend that the Bill be amended so as to ensure that the description in the warrant is sufficiently specific to enable any person unknown, but who is the subject of it, to be identified and to prevent the possibility of large numbers of people being potentially within the scope of a vaguely worded warrant".
We conclude that the neuropathological findings in PCH-2 are sufficiently specific to enable an unequivocal diagnosis based on neuropathology.
To qualify as IC, the knowledge in question must be sufficiently specific to enable its development and use as part of an organization's strategy.
"We need specific laws to enable us to protect the integrity of sporting competition.
Donors must include people with disabilities in all mainstream development projects and make specific investments to enable people with disabilities to participate in broader society, he says.
Therefore, approaches focus on HDR, which uses homologous (matching) sequences to repair the DNA breaks, making it possible to introduce specific sequences to enable tailored repair.
It also provides specific recommendations to enable better policy design that appropriately incentivizes the use of low-carbon fuels.
Our web application aims to address this issue by providing location specific information to enable people to find their ideal apartment location.
But on Sunday, George Osborne announced specific plans to enable Scotland to gain greater devolution in the event of a No vote.
