Sentence examples for able to cooperate appropriately from inspiring English sources

The inclusion criteria were being 70 years or older, being legally competent and able to cooperate appropriately, and providing written informed consent.

Furthermore, participants have to be able to cooperate appropriately and to follow the instructions of the home-based exercise programme (according to their GP's judgement).

Each GP consecutively recruited on average 20 (maximum 25) eligible patients fulfilling the inclusion criteria (age ≥ 65 years, being legally competent and able to cooperate appropriately, and providing written informed consent).

In brief, each of the participating 344 general practitioners consecutively recruited on average 20 eligible patients seeking primary health care during a predetermined week and fulfilling all inclusion criteria (age ≥ 65 years, being legally competent and able to cooperate appropriately, and providing written informed consent).

If the helper is able to cooperate, the sender adopts the cooperation method to transmit the data packet.

We were able to cooperate together on Iran sanctions.

Services are autonomous, loosely coupled and heterogeneous computational entities able to cooperate to achieve common goals.

In the future the PRESsPhoto system should be able to cooperate with Hospital Information Systems HISS).

But not people willing and able to cooperate in a murderous cause.

The programme showed how, with clear United Nations co-ordination, states were willing and able to cooperate.

For all his faults, Mr. Bashir has demonstrated that he is able to cooperate.