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is facilitators
noun
A person who helps a group to have an effective dialog without taking any side of the argument, especially in order to reach a consensus.
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The sensitivity of self-reported adherence, that is, facilitators correctly identifying when a section of a workshop did occur according to the 'gold standard' of observed adherence, was 95%95%5% CI 88 to 98).
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An example of this is facilitator's workload versus student's workload.
They were facilitators.
They are facilitators rather than mediators.
"The best parents are facilitators," he said.
Baokai and Ping Chen, parents of Harr, are facilitators.
Simply put, when it comes to lending, banks are facilitators.
Consequently, as Coplin put it, in an AI-first world, brands are facilitators rather than providers.
"Brands have got to get out of the way and be facilitators," Mr. Yanovsky said.
"Our strength is that we're facilitators, and we're a resource, and we're a clearinghouse".
In that sense, the cloud and big data are facilitators of open source.
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