Sentence examples for thereby enable it from inspiring English sources

This will be a major contribution to making weather index insurance more functional and attractive to both insurers and policy holders and thereby enable it to realize its full potential and generate widespread uptake.

This was mediated through the antibody's low binding affinity to the transferrin receptor as it allowed the antibody to be released following its entry into the brain and thereby enable it to bind to its secondary target, BACE1.

Nonetheless, quantity has its role to play as well since it is required in order to divide matter into distinct parts and thereby enable it to receive and individuate substantial forms of the same kind.

Although nominally conservative, the primary goal of the Republican establishment is to maintain a grip on power, thereby enabling it to safeguard its own position and protect the economic interests that finance the Party.

Three interior cameras capture images every time the fridge door closes, thereby enabling it to take stock of its contents and transmit them to the user's smartphone.

A bureaucracy's files (i.e., its past records) provide it with organizational memory, thereby enabling it to follow precedent and standard operating procedures.

It has fused citizen aspirations for the long-term goal of society with legitimacy and technology policy, thereby enabling it to harness post-Fukishima opportunities.

SVM is able to map inputs to higher dimensional feature spaces, thereby enabling it to do non-linear classification [49].

Circulating cell-free fetal DNA inherits half of the maternal genetic sequences, thereby enabling it to be distinguished from the mother's DNA (Wright 2009).

The working principle involves the conversion of applied heat energy into mechanical power, thereby enabling it to be used for electrical power generation.

The Labour party abstained from voting on the IP bill at the second reading in parliament, rather than actively voting against it — thereby enabling it to move to the next stage of legislative scrutiny without any major opposition.