Sentence examples for enable them to consider from inspiring English sources

- Reflexive: Reflexivity asks researchers and innovators to think about their own ethical, political or social assumptions to enable them to consider their own roles and responsibilities in research and innovation as well as in public dialogue.

For some women in this study the process of writing a birth plan was a positive step to enable them to consider their options, express a preference (or a hope) and to act as an aid to them being engaged in the decision making process during labour.

This emulator enables them to consider radio interfaces consisting of a variable-rate multiuser and multichannel subsystem, which include normal retransmissions and adaptive modulation and coding functionalities.

The new functions greatly reduce the burden on users to collect and merge ever increasing amounts of information available for substances present in different compound databases, thus enabling them to consider much more evidence during their screening efforts.

Recently, some researchers have started collecting larger data sets involving large and diverse groups of subjects reading large numbers of sentences, enabling them to consider a larger number of influences and study larger and more representative subject groups.

Geldmaker [ 37] claims that "Medical advances in disease management have improved quality of life for women with cystic fibrosis and now enables them to consider pregnancy".

Addressing moral intuitions in class via role-play scenarios allows students to elicit their "gut feelings" and enables them to consider the interplay of moral intuitions with traditional ethical theories.

The mechanical flexibility offered by the FSPG films enable them to be considered as a new alternative material with efficient EMI shielding.

Quality Chemicals is also the first manufacturer in the country to achieve World Health Organization (WHO) GMP certification to enable them to be considered in international tenders.

Methodological issues abound, not least the issue as to whether surveys, and the immediate responses they invoke, accurately represent some underlying views held by the public or whether discussion and deliberation should be used to allow for reflection, to help develop their ideas and to enable them to provide more considered responses [ 20].

It is also required that students develop "analytic skills that will enable them to use ethical reasoning when considering scientific and other controversies" to foster citizenship in science education (Levinson and Turner 2001, p. 28).