Sentence examples for capacity to inform from inspiring English sources
Whether produced as entertainment, art or documentary, films have the capacity to inform and move us.
Air strikes on Isis-held territory, from thousands of feet up, without the capacity to inform perceptions on the ground are dangerous and will backfire.
Through this partnership, the expanding Tsai Center will increase its Washington, D.C. presence and its capacity to inform public debates on U.S.-China relations.
This transformation is in part due to social media and its capacity to inform us about every tragedy within nanoseconds of its event, making us pieces of the global village, where any man's or woman's death diminishes us.
Tag-recapture data have long been important data sources for fisheries management, with the capacity to inform abundance, mortality, growth and movement within stock assessments.
"It would be suicide to build a place and not have the capacity to inform its contents -- daily, daily," said Neil deGrasse Tyson, the director of the Hayden Planetarium, who is an astronomer in the new department and a visiting professor at Princeton University.
Carried out three institutional capacity needs assessments to inform the development of FSNAU capacity development plans for key institutions of the governments of Somaliland, Puntland and the Federal Republic of Somalia.
It would mean having the resources to build rapid prototypes and surrogate test beds not anywhere near industrial production capacity but sufficient to inform a full-scale approach.
A needs assessment framework involves a process of assessing needs, including issues of concern, health determinants and solutions, capacity, and resources to inform the direction, scope and conduct of community health promotion [ 19, 20].
An exciting current area of advancement is in understanding the antiviral properties of naturally occurring cationic host defence peptides (CHDPs) and the capacity of this to inform the design of novel synthetic antiviral analogues.
Enhanced awareness of how the flow of decision support resources can facilitate or impede carers' decisional capacity is needed to inform the development and implementation of mechanisms such as DAs and innovative professional roles.
