Sentence examples for that better enabled from inspiring English sources

Second, we needed a user experience that better enabled a consumer to discover the products we have; since a typical consumer will enter a brick and mortar grocery shopping experience and emerge with items they did not initially intend to buy," he says.

This theory was eventually rejected, and scientists now believe the giraffe's neck arose through Darwinian natural selection that ancestral giraffes with long necks thereby had a competitive advantage that better enabled them to reproduce and pass on their genes.

We then implemented a backward selection procedure (Conesa et al. 2006) that removed parameters from the full quadratic model with P values > 0.001, a stringent threshold that better enabled us to exclude genes with modestly different temporal trajectories between met1 genotypes, but little to no difference in elevation (i.e., expression levels).

Regulation and oversight should also be implemented in a manner that better enables compliance.

or (b) software tools that better enable traditional finance functions (e.g. accounting, point-of-sales systems, payments, etc).

or (b) software tools that better enable traditional finance functions (e.g. accounting, point-of-sales systems, etc).. Compared to 2017, volatility increased in 2018.

Second, the Commission and state legislators should adopt policies that better enable community solar projects for local businesses and neighborhood residents to join together in sharing clean energy resources.

Recent reports of increased risk of heart failure with nonergot DAs suggest that researchers are beginning to examine this phenomenon carefully, hopefully providing guidelines that better enable informed use of DAs in patients with cardiovascular disease [ 4– 7].

Third, viral sequences suggest the possibility of resistance to certain antiviral medications, rendering some current treatments ineffective., And fourth, viral isolates bear hemagglutinin receptor binding site mutations that better enable this avian virus to infect mammals, and only a few additional mutations might be needed for full adaptation for human-to-human transmission.

Currently, the Er:yttrium scandium gallium garnet laser (YSGG) by Cutera (Pearl, Cutera, Inc., Brisbane, CA, USA) has furthered this ablative laser evolution with technology that better enables a balance of depth and thermal impact not achievable with either of the other ablative wavelengths.

The world panorama is a perspective over-brimming with rich comparisons and contrasts that better enable us to identify and distinguish between open and emancipating models and indoctrinating rhetoric that stifles the free exchange of ideas.