Sentence examples for suitable to enable from inspiring English sources

Because the layer number is too great, the inverted structure is not suitable to enable ground motion simulation in the future.

Therefore the application of just one method might not be suitable to enable confident decisions, making it necessary to combine different methods to derive a full picture about the integrity of Glulam elements.

If we were to consider the plan process as formed of defined objectives and "policies" (specific public actions) suitable to enable these objectives to be achieved, in a highly dynamic situation with unforeseen changes, continuous reconsideration or updating of these policies namely the means to achieve the objectives would be necessary and useful.

This approach is suitable to enable economic evaluation with lower costs to both study participants and investigators.

The participatory approach is deemed suitable to enable research to fully understand values of a given area and to define and analyze processes occurring in natural and cultural environments.

Our current work is focused on developing suitable plugins to enable such integration to be supported.

It is therefore necessary to develop suitable methodologies to enable service providers to provide a timetable which is as robust and stable as possible, so as to increase the attractiveness of rail systems.

In fact, its extremely low-power characteristics make it one of the most suitable solutions to enable wireless communications among battery powered IoT objects ubiquitously deployed in the field with the aim of building smart environments.

Vehicular networks have been emerging as a suitable solution to enable communications in different kind of scenarios using vehicles (i.e., cars, buses, trams, etc).. Several architectures, like vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) [1] and delay-tolerant networks (DTNs) [2], were proposed to solve several issues in such networks.

In addition to a lack of suitable data to enable this adjustment to be made for many studies, it is likely that the use of non-contemporary data reduced the utility of this approach.

The first of these clusters surrounds the active site and these residues are likely essential for retaining the catalytic triad in a suitable conformation to enable catalysis, or are directly involved in substrate binding (residues with carbon atoms coloured yellow in Fig. 3B).