Sentence examples for facilitating consistent from inspiring English sources

It is also proven that facilitating consistent family contact during a sentence increases the chance of successful resettlement: this, too, is unrelated to length of sentence.

Requirement-driven design is an information-based approach facilitating consistent design rationale tracking and evaluation, verification, and validation of design.

Standards for geospatial data and technologies help users integrate different types of geospatial information, in addition to facilitating consistent data access.

We successfully monitored the four-country pilot introductions by implementing a four-phase approach: 1) developing and defining global indicators, 2) integrating indicators into existing country data collection tools, 3) facilitating consistent reporting and data management, and 4) analyzing and interpreting data and sharing results.

The site also highlights the Global Drug Facility (GDF), established as a mechanism to expand implementation of "daily observed treatment, short course" programs by facilitating consistent access to high-quality TB drugs.

A more consentient map can facilitate consistent messaging among stakeholder communities and stakeholder audiences, and reduce the circulation of potentially conflicting information.

Processes such as recombinant DNA technology can simplify the complexity of manufacturing and facilitate consistent production of large quantities of antigen.

A manipulation client+modelling server infrastructure has been proposed to facilitate consistent primary information modelling for multiple users and adaptability of the system.

A synthetic mixture of solutes (colloids, macromolecules, small organic molecules, and salts) was evaluated to facilitate consistent bench and small pilot-scale studies of membrane flux decline.

Consensus criteria for pediatric sepsis were therefore established to facilitate consistent enrollment across research studies [ 6].

Table 2 delineates these three elements of the CREATE framework to facilitate consistent classification of current and future assessment tools.