Sentence examples for engaged available from inspiring English sources

But if you ask most investees how many of their investors are engaged, available, and helping move the needle, most would tell you not many.

The question becomes one of how an appropriate subset of inputs, intermediate processes, and outputs are selected to command attention and engage available resources.

Our results support a model in which the enhancers track along the chromosome and engage available promoters.

In the context of Ethiopia, all persons aged 10 years and over who were productively engaged or available to be engaged during the reference period were included as economically active persons.

This means being engaged and available where the customer conversion rate, and brand identity would be the highest.

However, considering there's an incredible amount of information about us available online, some of the best opportunities to engage are available before many of your targets even say a word.

Patients themselves could influence the cycle of economic and emotional strain by engaging with available health and social welfare services.

Even innovative sites demonstrating a commitment to improving access to care still show significant levels of failure to engage with available services.

Although availability of services is a critical aspect of accessing services, one important observation made repeatedly by our participants was that access is also determined by patients' ability, and willingness, to engage with available services and programs.

For example, an individual who is particularly sensitive to interoceptive afferents and is exposed to childhood mistreatment may need to engage all available top-down modulatory processes to differentiate interoceptive fluctuation from predicting an impending episode of mistreatment.

Help negation manifests in the behavioural refusal or avoidance of obtaining and engaging in available help services, as well as the cognitive relationship between reported symptoms and intention to seek help, from either formal or informal sources of support [ 6].