Sentence examples for emphasised to enable from inspiring English sources
Regarding this, the importance of clearly defining the clinical musculoskeletal condition of study participants was emphasised, to enable the choice of safe and appropriate yoga practices.
Widstrom et al. [ 15] emphasises the importance of undisturbed naked body contact to enable newborns to find the nipple using all their senses and commence suckling.
To facilitate these discussions, middle leaders emphasised the importance of having all voices heard and managed the process to enable all to speak in turn around the table.
The importance of good communication in healthcare environments [ 17] to enable person-centred care and increase safety cannot be emphasised enough.
Respondents from all stakeholder groups emphasised the need to improve resources for basic recovery and local community support to enable people with psychosocial disability to resume family, work and community roles as soon as possible.
Rather than emphasise "tough liberalism", Mark Oaten should revisit his party's constitution, which promises to "enable all citizens... to develop their talents to the full".
Healthcare professionals should emphasise the broad benefits of healthy eating and physical activity, offering strategies to enable the child to incorporate healthy lifestyle behaviours appropriate to their level of ability.
23 24 Most emphasise the requirement to provide young people with sufficient information on contraceptive methods to enable them to make choices that suit their needs and preferences.
In particular, Commissioner Neelie Kroes on 11th April 2012 [ 13], emphasised the importance of open e-Infrastructures, sharing of raw data and results, and collaboration to enable more open science.
Many emphasised the need for vigilance and a need to take painkillers in order to accommodate function and to enable activity and participation [ 44, 64, 67].
The study emphasises the need to educate young adults and equip them with the appropriate information and skills to enable them to protect themselves from HIV/AIDS.
