Sentence examples for facilitating transparency from inspiring English sources
There is also Twitter's history of facilitating transparency in events like the Arab Spring, the Ferguson protests in the wake of the killing of Michael Brown and many others.
This platform allows for the efficient integration of several different analyses and tests, allowing researchers to examine selection over different evolutionary time periods and make their data publically available, facilitating transparency and reproducibility.
1 By facilitating transparency and completeness of reporting, this policy forms an important measure in preventing negative effects of publication bias and outcome reporting bias, defined as the non-publication and selective reporting of research findings depending on the strength and direction of outcomes.
This week, I authorized the declassification of this action, and the deaths of three other Americans in drone strikes, to facilitate transparency and debate on this issue, and to dismiss some of the more outlandish claims.
This week, I authorized the declassification of this action, and the deaths of three other Americans in drone strikes, to facilitate transparency and debate on this issue and to dismiss some of the more outlandish claims that have been made.
Pavey said: "I was very keen to release my blood data because I was keen to facilitate transparency within the sport and I didn't see any reason why I should not do so.
In his NDU speech, Obama noted that he had just declassified information about three strikes in Yemen and Pakistan that killed four US citizens "to facilitate transparency and debate on this issue and to dismiss some of the more outlandish claims that have been made".
IVSPlat 1.0 integrates the programs detailed in the following sections and it also provides a uniform interface for accessing these programs, which facilitates transparency for the user.
The methodological contribution is the explicit and systematic qualitative research design to facilitate transparency, structure, and insights in future explorations of safety and security concepts more broadly.
Also required to facilitate transparency is proper intracellular protein organization and intercellular interdigitation.
The authors would strongly advocate that journals require public access to such data both to facilitate transparency and reproduction of results and to facilitate more sophisticated meta-analyses.
