Sentence examples for specifically enable from inspiring English sources
Therefore, it is crucial to characterise specific FOXO-dependent transcriptional programmes in various cell systems to specifically enable the reactivation of FOXO tumour suppressor functions.
We were 19-year-old kids" who wanted to make music more accessible, not specifically enable piracy.
And every time you use it, you have to first launch an application called PocketKeys, and specifically enable the keyboard before it will work.
These properties are adaptations that allow these channels to produce currents that can specifically enable fast repolarization of action potentials without compromising spike initiation or height.
On the basis of this insight, further tetra-legged π-conjugated molecules (TPPr and TMP) were prepared to specifically enable or inhibit interfacial charge transfer.
By these definitions, determinants of host specificity are not only encoded by contingency genes adapted through rapid, red-queen evolution for the particular biological niche represented by their host, but are virulence factors which specifically enable colonization, infection and pathogenesis.
It specifically enables prosecution of the leaders of a criminal organisation for having ordered or assisted others to commit crimes.
However, Facebook's privacy policy change for WhatsApp in August, for which the EC was notified in January, specifically enabled automated matching and data sharing after technical changes, including one for Apple and its iOS, allowed the matching of the majority of accounts not using a phone number with Facebook.
Meanwhile, Binpress is more specifically enabling sales of tiered and/or upgradable software applications.
Or else Instagram's target is deeplinking that specifically enables a one-click on-boarding to another social service.
In the meantime, voltammograms plotted using an Au-ring rotating ring-disk electrode (RRDE) specifically enabled the detection of BH3OH− released in this potential region at the Pt/VACNF disk electrode.
