Sentence examples for facilitating an active from inspiring English sources

I agree with the previous 2 comments (Mario and Anthony) – My wish is that Amit was facilitating an active discussion for this topic and related themes and not using the confines of a blog post to express his perspective on Agility and related disciplines, practices and outcomes.

As revealed in Figure 1B, such high-density quasi-NRs interestingly produce considerably highly porous nanostructured-films of ZnO, a structure that is demanded in photoelectrochemical devices applications for facilitating an active redox reaction.

Among the cell surface receptors, integrins form a diverse group of transmembrane glycoproteins that facilitate an active interaction with other cell surface and ECM components, which coordinate the signaling cascades regulating cell adhesion, survival, and cytoskeleton organization [20] [23].

An additional element of the xTEND project, beyond the analysis of existing data, is that it has also facilitated an active collaboration between two ongoing cohort studies.

Alongside planning and design, it's also worth considering the role that local authorities could play in facilitating a more active sense of citizenship among the older generation, by recruiting ambassadors to work with their peers to encourage social engagement and inclusion.

Thus stronger patient communities may not only enhance patient autonomy by facilitating a more active, informed patient role in treatment decisionmaking.

Seven transmembrane receptors (7TMRs) can adopt different active conformations facilitating a selective activation of either G protein or β-arrestin-dependent signaling pathways.

HsPARP10 has a shorter linker sequence between folds β4 and β5 [ 24] which facilitates an open active site configuration necessary for the substrate glutamic acid entry into the active site.

Additionally, the healthcare workers were trained on the biopsychosocial approach and active listening to facilitate a more active involvement of the person with diabetes towards self-care.

This improved knowledge may facilitate a more active participation of the patient in any subsequent physician consultation with regard to treatment options.

c-ETS2 binding was facilitated by an active chromatin distinguished by acetylated histone H3 orchestrated by histone acetyl transferase GCN5 and followed by HBO1 mediated histone H4 acetylation.