Sentence examples for enabled them to recognise from inspiring English sources
Despite this, two participants commented that the constructing their life chart was helpful in that it confirmed when their illness began and enabled them to recognise former periods of mania or depression.
Robots are being fitted with powerful vision systems that enable them to recognise and hold things.
Being forced to properly manage their older workers will, over time, enable them to recognise how those workers' skills and experience can directly benefit their business.
Customer services insisted it was not their fault but the problems were due to the Australian banks having different and less modern systems which did not enable them to recognise the magnetic strip on the card.
Price wrote of his library: "Apart from its bibliographical and historical interest, the main purpose of the Research Library is to assist students in the investigation of alleged phenomenological happenings; to help them detect the psychic impostor and charlatan, and to enable them to recognise genuine phenomenon".
But, on the other hand, less emphasis is placed on empowering them psychologically to enable them to recognise that they, too, have a responsibility in the MM - MVC/OVC relationship.
The use of these standards provides a possible means of increasing professionals' awareness of parental views and enabling them to recognise and appropriately respond to these difficulties.
Otogelin might be a component of OPPs, enabling them to recognise the tether cilia as exclusive tethering points within the OV.
These cells generate their defining B cell receptors (BCRs), or TCRs using somatic V(D J recombination which enables them to recognise a vast spectrum of antigens.
PT12 Being invited to participate in the CASPER Plus trial provided an opportunity for some people to talk about depression, enabling them to recognise and seek help for low mood.
The original PACT intervention is parent-mediated, where the therapist works with the parents to enable them to recognise and change their approach of communicating with their child with ASD.
