Sentence examples for enabling participants to develop from inspiring English sources

The program aims to achieve weight loss and to identify personal psychological motivation for overconsumption, thereby enabling participants to develop robust strategies for more successful weight management in the future.

Success therefore in participatory, facilitator led health interventions is seen through facilitators being able to support participants to engage in discussion on relevant topics, which generates critical thinking, enabling participants to develop new understandings about themselves and the world they live in and eventually act in ways that support improvements in their health.

The results show that dance-based methods enabled participants to develop different innovative skills and strengthened their innovative competence.

This enables participants to develop flexible diabetes management strategies that facilitate quality of life and long term medical outcomes.

This enabled participants to develop flexible diabetes management strategies that facilitate (rather than inhibit) quality of life and long term medical outcomes (including blood glucose and weight control.

A semi-structured, open-ended interview protocol was developed with questions aimed at enabling participants to describe as much of their GHE as they considered relevant.

The company has developed Cloud-based software to make meetings – both face-to-face and virtual – more efficient by enabling participants to collaborate on the planning, running, and execution of a meeting.

The group leader can, say, put a spreadsheet up which covers the screen, enabling participants to work on it live.

A polyphonic video technique applied by White to capture toddler's daily activities from multiple angles, enabled research participants to develop "multiple modes of communication" (2011, p.79) for more fully sensing the experience and understanding the perspective of 'other'other

"The risk mapping and behaviour analysis activities enable young participants to develop a range of skills they will need later in life – life skills, leadership skills and a sense of pride".

Photovoice is a participatory action research method that uses photography to enable participants to share experiences and develop critical consciousness of a variety of topics [ 16, 17].