Sentence examples for participation facilitating from inspiring English sources

In this sense the Natural User Interactions (NUIs) offer a great potential to facilitate new ways of computer enhanced learning, these have the potential to enhance classroom interactions, by increasing learners participation, facilitating the teachers' presentations and creating opportunities for discussion.

Apart from the essential criterion of all cancer screening programs – reduction in mortality and morbidity – there is a range of potential additional objectives for screening programs including: prevention of disease, maximising participation, facilitating informed decision-making by screenees, minimising harms, optimising economic efficiency and maximising equity of access.

These are 'personal' efforts to incorporate the new RET culture into a local 'habitus.' Participation facilitates a sense of ownership of the new cultural capital.

In general perspective, public participation facilitates decisions on more rational planning and design thus saving material and social resources including urban land, materials, labour and energy.

From this study, new research questions for the future arise that we could not tackle due to time requirement and cases for comparison, such as Can the design of a research project to use methods that allow for higher degrees of participation facilitate the elicitation of a wider variety of actors' values and perceptions?

Community engagement and participation facilitate accountability mechanisms as local community organizations ensure that project monitoring exists at the micro level.

Scientific evidence has shown that active student participation facilitates the assimilation and consolidation of new knowledge, and improves learning outcomes [ 2– 5].

Several CSOs reported finding recruitment easier when trial participation facilitated access to a desired intervention and/or could be viewed as part of the treatment package provided by the service.

Community participation facilitates tasks of CHWs, but also poses challenges to the program, such as traditional leaders influencing the recruitment of CHWs that may not be the best choice for the community.

The qualitative element of this research suggests that participation facilitated improvements in self-esteem and confidence which are important in terms of health and well-being, particularly for marginalised groups.

Third, including interventions to target parents, such as orientation sessions and workshops on the topic of participation, facilitated the participation of adolescents in the youth centres' activities, especially that of girls, as the level of trust in the youth centre was increased.