Greater medical involvement could assist in enabling people to acquire confidence in interpreting the readings and translating these into appropriate action.
Throughout this start-up experience, Duke's policies on faculty outside activities, conflicts of interest, and inventions, patents, and technology transfer were instrumental in enabling my constructive involvement in Bioptigen while maintaining my professional responsibilities as a faculty member.
Active involvement of government in contracting for services and/or staffing and in enabling community clinics to support their employment may facilitate private sector involvement, without shifting the financial burden to relatively disadvantaged patients and families.
Unprecedented cuts in social services, when service users have repeatedly highlighted the valuable role that they can play in enabling independence and preventing problems getting worse, is another sign that involvement has been reduced to a tokenistic idea.
It enables participants to keep all of their information in one place, with a record of consent and research involvement, thus enabling more active engagement in research.
The officials said the small boat had not been part of a flotilla helping the Cole moor to a refueling station in Aden on the morning of Oct. 12, contradicting initial Pentagon reports that its involvement in harbor operations enabled the attackers to avoid suspicion, and raising new questions about security on deck.
(Ingram) Ingram's involvement in river management enabled him to experience activities that otherwise would have remained a closed book, spurring him to do more for the environment.
Indeed, some of the older adults living in residential accommodation in the study by Reed et al. (2003: 17) did feel 'involved in decisions about their lives and they were supported to carry them out by the staff … and this led to a more satisfying outcome.' Their involvement in decision-making enabled them to be more than 'passive recipients' of circumstances (Thompson and Thompson 2001: 70).
The absence of men also increased women's responsibility for their families, while involvement in the workforce enabled women to increase their autonomy and pressure the government to enact legislation to address the subordination and abuse women experienced in their everyday lives [ 31].
