Sentence examples for be valuable in enabling from inspiring English sources
The research results should be valuable in enabling industrial participants to manage their large engineering project risks and in extending our understanding of Korean shipbuilding risks.
The integration of agricultural production system modeling and LCA was found to be valuable in enabling early-stage evaluation of an environmentally-oriented new cereal trait where sustainability benefits can only be assessed over a large number of cropping rotations and the genetics × environment × management fitness landscape is complex.
Face-to-face therapist contact was valuable in enabling participants to 'open up' about their emotions and headache related thoughts in the context of a collaborative relationship to help overcome challenges and to provide information and reassurance, as well as guidance about self-management.
The ability to estimate cross contamination levels would then be valuable in reporting the level of background noise, enabling confidence levels to be ascribed to observations and analysis settings (e.g. required minimal coverage) to be modified.
This work will be valuable for enabling in vitro model systems for the study of spinal motor control and related pathologies such as spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophy and spasticity by improving our understanding of the integration of the mechanosensitive feedback mechanism.
The manual was perceived as being valuable in promoting carers' well-being and coping, and enabled them to identify with other carers in a similar situation as themselves.
The current results are valuable in their own right, but they are also being implemented in on-going genome-wide association studies that may enable genomic selection against osteochondrosis in the future.
