Sentence examples for perceived enabling from inspiring English sources

Students' lived-experiences demonstrated online academic communication was perceived enabling degree completion albeit inevitably was an inferior substitute for face-to-face learning, perpetuating broader social norms and biases that CMC/TMC are poor 'substitutes' disadvantaged individuals must try their best to cope with as they 'miss out' on 'real' classroom experiences.

The HCPs expressed two highly valued NP attributes that they perceived enabled IP care.

GPs did not perceive enabling access to be a core part of their work.

(Male GP, Low SES) A perceived enabler identified by GPs was the availability of PCC checklists to ensure that the entire PCC guideline is discussed.

This established a baseline of teacher needs as a point of contrast to the needs and perceived supports enabling integrated STEM approaches beyond their ordinary instructional needs.

Shortly thereafter it began manifesting at anti-globalisation demonstrations, anti-capitalist protests, concerted hacker-attacks upon those perceived as enabling state oppression, and finally on the front steps of St Paul's.

Personal relationships were perceived as enabling but also a hindering ingredient.

Aspects of self-management strategies in clinical trials (e.g. supported exercise regimens) can be perceived as enabling the control of biomarkers and facilitative of quality of life.

(006)" Such a network was perceived as enabling more consistent planning, agreement, coordination and implementation of TB services across London, as well as providing an appropriate forum for broader discussion of legislative, ethical and research issues impacting across services.

In their study, family involvement was perceived as enabling carry-over of treatment, improving handling skills and assisting the family unit to cope with post-stroke problems upon discharge.

In accordance with the propositions of Andersen's behavioural model the present results confirmed the relationships between dental care utilization and socio-demographics (predisposing factors), HIV related knowledge, attitudes and perceived risk (enabling factors) and clinical (objective) - and subjective oral health indicators (need related factors).