Sentence examples for operationalized to help from inspiring English sources
But how can the concept of resilience be operationalized to help policy makers in their mission?
We have developed a transdisciplinary model of priority setting that provides guidance to decision makers that they can operationalize to help address priority setting problems in their institution.
How can the controversy surrounding FGC be operationalized to teach anthropological analyses?
Some were strong in the start-up phase due to their entrepreneurial mindset, some were great with strategy, analytics and concepts, and others were there to help operationalize ideas.
Groups serve to structure the metapopulation and to help operationalize local extinctions.
Professionals did not provide sufficient order-generating rules (standards) to help operationalize the best-practice recommendations and promote change.
School staff consistently requested additional support and follow-up from UNICEF country offices to help operationalize the goals of the CFS approach.
While PCPs believed that ACEi/ARBs improve outcomes in various eGFR/albuminuria stages of CKD, future interventions will be needed to help operationalize how to identify patients at high risk for progression and who are more likely to benefit from ACEi/ARBs.
The NICHD Protocol was designed to operationalize "best practice" guidelines and to help forensic interviewers use open-ended prompts to facilitate free recall by alleged victims.
Meloy soon learned how difficult it can be for women to reach orgasm, and decided to systematize and operationalize this woman's experience to help those who cannot orgasm organically, partnering with a medical company in 1998 and snagging the previously mentioned patent for his so-called "Orgasmatron" in 2001.
In the absence of perfect agreement on the nature and scope of the relevant obligations, we view 'relief of oppression' not as a philosophic theory to solve the problems associated with previous accounts of these obligations, but rather as a framework to help clarify and operationalize existing obligations to research participants.
