Sentence examples for enabled discussions from inspiring English sources

The modeling enabled discussions about the forces behind bicycling trends between policy and nongovernment actors, based on a shared structural understanding.

Engaging and relating Murri way through creating a culturally safe practice enabled discussions about sensitive issues such as cigarette smoking, marijuana use, alcohol and other health and wellbeing issues.

In the second phase of analysis, a data analysis team focused on stigma and negative messaging (EFG and PD) iteratively reviewed and discussed codes pertaining to "cognitive and communicative processes that hindered or enabled discussion of depression-related symptoms," one of the themes by the team during the iterative thematic analysis.

Focus groups then enabled discussion of content, wording and layout of the developed patient leaflet.

Meetings between all four researchers engaged in this process (GM, BB, MC and JI) enabled discussion of the concepts and themes that emerged from the data.

A major strength of small group interviews facilitated by the researchers is that they enabled discussion among participants about differences in plant use.

Video conferencing enabled discussion of complex, often sensitive issues relevant to their caseload without having to leave their rural or remote work location.

Feedback indicated the CAT was comprehensive, enabled discussion about issues of concern to the carer, and would be a valuable tool to identify current as well as future areas of carer burden.

Although implementation was conducted together with lean management (see [ 23]), the benchmark enabled discussion about the working procedures and prevented a reinventing of the wheel because it gave direction to the improvements.

One major benefit of this two-step approach to interpretive focus groups was the way it enabled discussion about the sensitive sexual health subject of male circumcision and the implications for women in PNG.

They can break down disciplinary divides and enable discussions that cross between literature, art, history, politics, media, religious studies, and so on.