Sentence examples similar to facilitate an action from inspiring English sources

MNS is comprised of 'mirror neurons', specialised neurons which fire when one observes another performing an action and when one executes the action, facilitating an understanding of the action and subsequent imitation of that action.

So when Beau Willimon, the creator of House of Cards offered to "facilitate a Culture of Action," it's no surprise he got an overwhelming response.

The group was facilitated through an action research approach incorporating three phases: (1) awareness; (2) forecasting; and (3) implementation.

Local women, who were trained in participatory methods and provided with basic information about maternal and newborn health, facilitate a participatory learning and action cycle.

These signalling proteins have been given the collective name "adipokines" and facilitate a number of metabolic actions, such as lipid metabolism, energy balance, insulin sensitivity, angiogenesis, and vascular homeostasis.

The ongoing work and discussions in the International Society of Arthroplasty Registries ISARR), the reports from the Australian Orthopaedic Association total joint registry, and the actions taken in the UK to put a "beyond compliance" program into action will facilitate a more cautious market introduction.

This study will facilitate a better understanding mode of action of the enzyme-substrate complex for future studies in designing drugs that can target LIAS protein.

However, with a living will, these SIFIs would have had a plan in place to identify a range of specific actions to facilitate a firm's rapid and orderly resolution, including that of the SIFI's material entities, critical operations and core business lines.

For example, when a prior awareness state occurs, it facilitates an enhancing effect on action preparation, sensory representation and feeling and also provides much smoother effects (as seen in Fig. 2).

A 1995 document by the Mississippi Legislature's Joint Committee on Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review accuses Phillips of ethics violations and says his actions "facilitated an erosion of the public trust".

A 1995 document by the Mississippi Legislature's Joint Committee on Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review accuses Phillips of ethics violations and says his actions "facilitated an erosion of the public trust". In 2005, the Houston Chronicle reported that Phillips had "played a role in a major state contract" being awarded to a former employer.