Sentence examples for enable to reflect from inspiring English sources
In terms of methodology, all our data argue that the Dnmt1/PCNA Proximity-Ligation In Situ Assay presented here should enable to reflect the degree of DNA methylation in cells.
The MI counselling style aims to explore both sides of ambivalence and enable to client to reflect on how their personal values and beliefs were inconsistent with their current diet and physical activity behaviours.
This means that the decisions on success/failure of transmissions are not based on average channel quality values (e.g., average CIR experienced during a packet transmission), but on the channel quality distribution along the various slots required to transmit the packet, which enables to reasonably reflect the impact of the instantaneous channel quality variations on the transmission results.
The concept of habitus seeks to enable us to reflect on the conditions of the environment through the practices generated in reflection of how we have come to habitually deal with that environment.
Its genes enable it to reflect infinite weather variations that make vintages distinctive.
Social science is about how we bring all those things together to enable us to reflect critically on how we do things.
It must enable me to reflect my own personality and fit with the way I live, rather than stamp me with a logo or reflect the current fashion trends.
Nevertheless, the increase in the use of context-aware technologies has sparked the growth in assistive applications resulting in a need to enable adaptation to reflect the changes in user behaviours.
This feedback should form part of the information that is given to patients; it should also enable us to reflect on optimal perioperative care, and help to inform the debate about the selection criteria.
In the meantime, a better approach might be to enable people to reflect on the impacts of their own drinking and offer some guidance as to the risks of drinking above recommended limits.
This approach appeared to enable patients to reflect on their consultations in some detail, including any misgivings or surprise.
