Sentence examples for involves facilitating from inspiring English sources

A typical day involves facilitating workshops, running meetings, planning work products, designing solutions and deliverables – and lots of fun.

Instead their approach involves facilitating counselling and support sessions.

The position of the intermediary in this example is not that of the Power Promoter who uses dominance but one that involves facilitating alignment between the "…different sides," remembering that "there were arguments on both sides of the fence".

This involves facilitating outward movement of the abdomen while reducing upper ribcage movement during inspiration.

Similar to Ctc1, this function of Stn1 potentially involves facilitating restart of replication forks stalled at telomeric lesions (Stewart et al., 2012).

The last step of LTD expression involves facilitated endocytosis of AMPAR GluR2 subunits [5], [28] [30], which can be selectively blocked by a GluR2-derived peptide (869YKEGYNVYG877) [28] [30].

This is not to be confused with the traditional problem based learning, which involves facilitated small group discussions conducted over several sessions, where the students form their own learning objectives.

As such, it was shown that PAD4 associates with several transcriptionally active promoters and functions as an activator of c-Fos via a mechanism that involves facilitated phosphorylation of the ETS-domain protein Elk-1.

NHS Choices point out that the study, "assessed just one type of exercise intervention that involved facilitating greater activity levels," and therefore can't tell us much about other types of exercise programme.

On the contrary, dissecting the migraine phenotype into endophenotypes has offered opportunities to better understand the pathophysiological processes involved, facilitating the formulation of hypotheses for genetic studies.

Although quite different in structure and focus, both programs involved facilitating access to community services, flexibility in program implementation to tailor the program to individual strengths and needs, and recognition of health as important in its own right (rather than purely a corollary of reduced recidivism).