Sentence examples similar to to enable that development from inspiring English sources

Our long-term goal is to enable the development of interventions that would increase stress resilience, especially in individuals who find themselves in chronically stressful situations.

In 2001 Dr. Dressman became the Director of the Microarray Core Facility and established the facility to provide the infrastructure to enable the development of major projects that utilize DNA microarrays for the large scale analysis of gene expression and services to investigators at Duke.

It should now be possible to obtain a better understanding of the complex drug interactions that occur and to enable the development of rational strategies to improve the outcome for those patients with life-threatening IFIs.

In addition, a six-year effort to rezone the area to enable residential development that will bring round-the-clock activity to the area is moving ahead.

It is encouraging that many communities are taking steps to enable walkable development, and that tools are being created and implemented to help them do so.

Africa needs American investment in businesses like DDD and eKitabu that develop human resources to enable economic development.

It is therefore important that cases are diagnosed to subtype level when the first cases are recognised to enable rapid development of genetic test that allows screening of the sire population.

The fund serves to enable development of projects that intersect across disciplines and geographies.

Further research is needed to enable development of services that are appropriate to individual needs and concerns.

It can be done in gene families when the members are sufficiently differentiated (e.g., gene-specific primer pairs were designed for each of the 31 Mal d 1 genes in apple, some of which cause apple allergy [ 34]), but the alpha-gliadins are far too similar and too numerous to enable development of primers that would allow quantitative amplification of all members.

In this context, it remains unclear whether pharmacogenomic technologies can be put at the service of developing world populations to enable more equitable development of drugs that are oriented to meeting the health needs of these neglected populations.