Sentence examples for engaging in processes from inspiring English sources

Also the subgroups detected by Bayesian cluster analysis for clusters 3 and 4 of O. latifolia (Fig. 2d) might be explained by the same gene flow dynamics whereby sequential populations along the almost linear gradients of range expansion have been engaging in processes of genetic differentiation ever since their establishment.

Implementing energy-saving measures cost less than buying and burning fuel or engaging in processes that emit other greenhouse gasses.

Arkadium's goal for InHabit is to automatically add interactive polls, quizzes and games into relevant stories, hopefully making those stories more engaging in the process.

When everyone's engaging in the creative process it's great.

It's unprecedented in GM history, and if GM is actively and truly engaging in the democratic process from the bottom up because it cares about the future of this country, I will support it.

If people were not at least engaging in an inhibition process and tried to discard the intuitive response it becomes harder to explain why words that are closely associated with the cued intuition become less accessible in memory after the reasoning task (i.e., less accessible than after solving no-conflict problems).

In an analogous manner, PD facilitators can be viewed as engaging in disciplined improvisation, a process in which they lead teachers through the framework of a particular program in a way that demands ongoing decision-making and interpretation.

We conducted a systematic review to identify attributes of contraceptive methods that may be important to women when engaging in this decision making process.

Some of the associated issues included lack of awareness of how other professions can contribute to decision making, difficulties in engaging doctors in the process as well as the perceptions of medicine's place in the health hierarchy.

14 15 Practitioners reported challenges in engaging families in the process of care and that available training was remote from actual clinical practice.

"Those communities need to be willing partners, in not just talking about the problems, but also actively engaging, in terms of developing programs and processes where they can assist," she said.