Sentence examples for wide enough to enable from inspiring English sources

However, the constrictions need to be wide enough to enable conductance measurements around the electron-hole crossover without a charge detector.

Pathways should be wide enough to enable comfortable access and ability to tend to the garden.

Together this will allow a single genotyping array to have SNP densities high enough to enable true genome-wide association studies in the near future.

Simulation studies and some empirical studies of "genomic selection" (GS) [ 1] or "genome-wide selection" [ 2] show that prediction accuracies from GS are high enough to enable rapid gains from selection [ 3- 6].

The Hungarian took a touch, which was enough to enable Jérôme Boateng to come across and deflect his shot just wide.

Results show that BP-Cooling can improve passive cooling performance up to twenty times above natural convection and may be powerful enough to enable next-generation mobile phones perform like personal computers in a wide design envelope.

That's close enough to enable clinical study, and far enough to establish critical distance.

"The river is big enough to enable us to all work together".

Some traders have said that Enron Online was dominant enough to enable Enron to set market prices.

That might be argument enough to enable him to join the draft.

A 3.5% swing here would be just enough to enable the Tories to do a Mitcham.