Sentence examples for facilitated exploration from inspiring English sources
The near-tail orbit has also facilitated exploration of the dayside outer magnetosphere, the magnetopause, the magnetosheath, and the bow shock, as well as the upstream solar wind.
Chronic disease patterns were investigated with cluster analysis, which facilitated exploration of the complex array of conditions comprising "multi-morbidity", and whether particular patterns were associated with falls.
Diverse focus groups of health professionals may have facilitated exploration of different perspectives and this represents a potential advantage which may have been missed with the use of homogenous focus groups (i.e. same professionals) [ 9].
It also facilitated exploration of contributing factors through an open-ended debriefing approach to elicit staff perspectives and clarify details not available in the patient record, thus enriching the case summaries and allowing the review team to make more informed judgements about contributing factors.
"This will propel a step-change in knowledge and technology, which will facilitate exploration by private companies in areas that have historically been difficult to explore".
Her role so far has largely been reactive; she's there to facilitate exploration into the psyches of the characters the show is really interested in – Hart and Cohle.
In this way, it facilitates exploration and understanding of simulations and leads to possible reproducibility.
Aaron Stalnaker (2006) proposes a comparative methodology involving "bridge concepts" that facilitates exploration of such simultaneous divergence and convergence.
A case study approach was chosen for this study because it facilitates exploration of a phenomenon within its context using a variety of data sources.
This study examines the role of generic abstraction in architectural design, specifically how it facilitates exploration through formulation of a family of design schemes.
Integrated modelling and assessment can facilitate exploration of complex social ecological interactions and quantify trade-offs in regional policy, planning, and management options.
