Sentence examples for enabled adoption from inspiring English sources

Finally, the findings that health care provider disinterest seemed to impede the adoption process in one state and the exclusion of providers in the policy discussion enabled adoption in the other state reflects their importance as local actors in the adoption process.

Scaling rules enabling adoption of results for water to other liquids are also presented.

What is required to make mobile marketing reach its tipping point is a trusted open and neutral infrastructure to enable adoption of what is possible on mobile.

Higher socioeconomic status, related to income, household assets, or expenditure, is widely found to enable adoption.

This potentially enables adoption of dietary regimes and non-drug based therapeutics of ayurveda more amenable to the people.

Other reported benefits enabling adoption include emitted warmth, the family eating together, and children being able to study/play indoors (cleanliness and home improvement).

How can a simulation-based training programme for healthcare professionals, service users and next of kin best be implemented to enable adoption of high-quality telecare services in home-based elderly care?

As soon as the IVF procedure resulted in a positive pregnancy test, the Centre contacted the lawyer of the Child Care and Protection Board, the authority from which permission is required to enable adoption in the Netherlands.

These structural changes require a rather high (>1 mM) Mg2+ concentration in the absence of guanine, whereas a saturating guanine concentration enables adoption of the folded conformation when the Mg2+ concentration is ≤1 mM.

In addition, a future switching tool could also enable adoption of new scenarios like patient admission to an intensive care unit where oral forms often have to be switched to parenteral or intravenous forms and the switch back to ambulatory medication at discharge from hospital.

Moreover, policy makers felt that rather than persist in asking the state government to make new employer contributions to enable adoption, the NHIS and HMOs should have taken advantage of the governor's interest in the welfare of rural dwellers and suggested ways of developing successful health insurance products for this group.