Sentence examples for be able to voluntarily from inspiring English sources

Starting later this year, homebuyers will be able to voluntarily undertake a similar assessment before moving in.

"One, the player has to hold on to it long enough to be able to voluntarily release it," Tamaki said.

The inclusion criteria for the study subjects were that the participant had to (1) be able to voluntarily, capably and competently talk aloud during work situations and (2) have current ICU shift leadership experience.

The basic principle of a BCI relies on the user being able to voluntarily alter his brain activity.

In a proof-of-principle study, we examined whether independent of motor output parameters, healthy subjects are able to voluntarily modulate CMC in a neurofeedback paradigm.

With the proliferation of services available on the Internet and the emergence of user-centric technologies, millions of users are able to voluntarily participate in the development of their own interests and benefits by means of service composition [4].

Furthermore, the level of happiness for women out of the labor market is the highest among these three groups according to the results from the coefficients.8 If unemployed women receive family patronage and are able to voluntarily withdraw from the labor market, we may conclude that both family patronage and institutional patronage are helpful in boosting women's subjective well-being.

Participants were able to voluntarily withdraw from the trial at any time without any negative consequences to their clinical care.

Table 4 shows that less than one-third of the respondents (29.5%) were able to voluntarily quit Khat.

Previous research demonstrated that even participants with joint pathology and pain are able to voluntarily activate their muscles to over 94% of their maximum when provided with learning and feedback [ 27].

After the therapy patients were able to voluntarily direct their attention to spiders and not to avoid them anymore even though they still experienced feelings of fear and disgust.