Sentence examples for more facilitative from inspiring English sources

But there is potential for local authorities to take on a more facilitative function – supporting local communities to use the assets they already have to design services that really meet their needs, defined by themselves".

That kind of explicit nerdery doesn't jibe well with the Watch's more facilitative and immediate nature.

The large-diameter implant was more facilitative of stress transfer to cortical bone than the small-diameter implant tested.

These materials were considered more facilitative in motivating learners to read and helping them to understand rather than to decode the texts.

Meanwhile, there are indications that the minister is also considering a less commanding and more facilitative public orchestration, within the current regulated heat market: "It was agreed in the Energy Covenant that each regional heat cluster is to establish an action plan.

Overall, community residential facilities have been found to be less regimented than hospital wards and more facilitative of patient autonomy [ 23- 25].

Despite the emergence of compensatory dynamics under high stress, in general facilitative dynamics were more common across all three stress levels.

Whilst there is some indirect evidence for resource partitioning in aquatic systems, where the impact of consumer diversity exceeds that which can be explained by selection effects alone (e.g. [15], [16]), facilitative interactions may be more important in returning positive effects of species diversity (e.g. organic matter decomposition in fungal communities [17]).

Other facilitative GLUTs, including the more recently identified Class III GLUTs-8, -10, and −12, are also present in the heart.

The discussion between Chinese and Canadian teachers led to a teaching structure in which the teaching became more directed than in Canada (less facilitative) with the teachers providing explicit information about patient management.

For sure, engaging the problem requires more than just loquacious testimonies and fancy facilitative racial parlance.