Sentence examples for enable appreciation from inspiring English sources

Efforts by scholars such as Troeltsch and Niebuhr to provide typical patterns of Christian relations to the world enable appreciation of the multiformity of these relationships without being overwhelmed by historical data.

The application of theories of the policy process would enable an appreciation of the range of stakeholders and determinants of policy choice.

The knowledge gained will act as a reference for future mammalian studies, and also enable an appreciation of this important process from an evolutionary perspective.

Qualitative research can also enable an appreciation of the socio-cultural and historical context in which the problems or risks are constructed[ 5] and provide information upon which specific interventions or changes in policy and practice can be based.

Our study is the first to prospectively evaluate GEP changes in individuals before and after a short-term (8 week) RR training which consequently enables an appreciation of the parallel GEP changes that occur with short- and/or long-term RR practice.

The use of "thick sections" in electron microcopy enables the appreciation of how dramatic the alterations are when neutrophils are stimulated with cytochalasin B and f-Met-Leu-Phe.

Hence, contemporaneous measurements of NO were thought to be an invaluable adjunct to exhaled CO2, as they may enable an integrated appreciation of the localized modulation of vascular tonus by NO suggestive of perfusion: ventilation imbalances.

Based on these results some recommendations have been formulated to enable a better appreciation of farmland and farmers as partners for effectively developing strategies for UGI planning and sustainable urban development.

The SAT-PLWHA-S should enable a better appreciation of how PLWHA are stigmatized.

30, 36 The GPS, which is based on both serum elevation of CRP and hypoalbuminemia, may enable a better appreciation of effects of the tumor on both ongoing systemic inflammation and malnutrition.

To enable analysis of appreciation and reasoning, we stratified the analysis by good and poor understanding - since we suspected that these abilities are difficult to rate accurately when understanding is poor.