Sentence examples for facilitating an analysis from inspiring English sources
Global guidance, such as provided through the SUN movement, could support countries in overcoming their coordination challenges by facilitating an analysis of their decision-making processes in order to choose the functions for the coordination body based on a shared understanding of countries' needs, context and opportunities.
First, the ABC methodology assisted in separating all program costs into FA and RUSF program components, thereby facilitating an analysis of incremental costs of the RUSF component.
This perspective facilitated an analysis of the transformative impact of science on human life and social relations.
I therefore decided to look for a methodological and theoretical framework that would facilitate an analysis of the recent developments in Denmark and Sweden.
These methods are designed to facilitate an analysis of the role of such GTPase in growth cone collapse by axonal guidance factors.
In providing an axiomatic treatment, the theory would be developed independently of any need for intuition, and it would facilitate an analysis of the logical relationships between the basic concepts and the axioms.
In this paper, the relationship between actual waste dumps and metaphorical wastelands is brought forward to facilitate an analysis of landscape transformations at the city edge and to reveal the neglect of transient landscapes within spatial planning.
Fourth, while the EGS viewpoint facilitates an analysis of ecological processes from the ecological systems perspective, various scale differences and cross-scale dynamics (Young 2002; Cash et al. 2006) still make it difficult to obtain an integrative overview of ecological and human systems.
We reasoned that dividing age into two categories facilitated an analysis of interactions between age/ITN use and age/transmission intensity.
This facilitated an analysis of the role that the spleen has in EAE onset and recovery.
These classifications facilitated an analysis of overall trends in deaths caused by infectious versus noninfectious diseases.
