It is further shown that innovation patterns sometimes enable the development and acceptance of innovations that radically deviate from existing regimes and may help to transform such regimes.
In this way, the results' extrapolation would be the maximum possible, since the results that would enable the research hypotheses acceptance or rejection would serve as baseline data for future research or even for reconsideration of past research.
To apply two pillars of a framework (38) for global priority of health issues to a national stage, the alignment of actor power – the strength of those concerned with the issue, with the political context, enabled the political acceptance of the National Mental Health Policy and Strategic Plan.
"The dominant role and conditions of patriarchy help enable the widespread use and acceptance of the term both as misogyny, and also as a form of empowerment used to counter patriarchy".
Moreover, the future identification of additional immune molecules whose alterations (either up or down) can regulate allograft acceptance will enable the complete resolution of the issue of immune rejection in allogeneic transplantation.
The procedure is rapid, simple and enables obtaining the acceptance function with or without absorber deviations.
A well-known hypervolume metric is integrated into the move acceptance methods to enable the approaches to deal with multi-objective problems.
Another function of rules relating to offer and acceptance is to enable the parties to understand and to mark when their discussions pass from an exploratory stage to the stage of commitment.
"The Church, by virtue of her universality, can provide the fraternal hospitality and acceptance that can enable the communities of origin and of destination to dialogue and to help overcome fears and suspicions, and thus to consolidate the very bonds that migrations ― in the collective imagination ― threaten to break," Francis said during a bishops' meeting.
Support from these individuals can enable the necessary legislative changes required for acceptance of the new role and scope of practice by the regulatory body.
