Sentence examples for conducive to presenting from inspiring English sources

The purposive sampling of field experts and scientific experts was conducive to presenting a broad perspective of case management.

Characteristics present at UFG conducive to preserving paleonvironmental signals include: (1) ice-coring site altitudes that exceed 4 km above sea level (ASL) to minimize meltwater modification of the snow and ice chemistry and (2) large ice thicknesses (ranging from 60 to 172 m in the upper half of the glacier) to provide long-term paleoenvironmental records.

So, while retrieving the middle terms that lie along these reasoning pathways is a simpler computational task than searching for an endpoint such as lovastatin, the presentation of such pathways and the excerpts that support them in a manner conducive to human review presents further challenges we are attempting to address in our ongoing work.

A crowd develops only when a necessary sequence of events occurs and when conditions conducive to crowd development are present.

It has been confirmed that it is conducive to richen Pt ions, present in the form of anionic complex in solution, onto the working electrode to be deposited.

While it is clear that laboratory experiments are a beneficial tool for teaching science (Olson and Loucks-Horsley, 2000; Gibson and Chase, 2002), it is apparent that the way this experiment was presented was not conducive to teaching skills in data analysis.

Additionally, these empirical results are presented in a manner conducive to the verification of shape memory alloy micromechanics and continuum mechanics constitutive models.

DNA replication in the absence of functional DNA mismatch repair and DNA damage associated apoptotic signalling would present an environment highly conducive to the accumulation of mutations.

This group of adolescents presented various dietary practices conducive to CVD development.

Some of the arguments also present nationhood as conducive to important political goods, such as equality.

I have always been an optimist but I believe that in this case, it is not optimism but realism that leads me to judge that our present conditions are conducive to breaking the impasse.