Sentence examples for potential enablers from inspiring English sources

"The award recognises that you need to keep honing your craft as an author and gives you access to potential enablers and gatekeepers within the industry," says prize advocate Irenosen Okojie.

Semantic web ontologies have already been recognised (for instance by Emile-Geay and Eshleman [56]) as potential enablers of interoperability for paleoclimate data.

Original fiber arrangements, alternative modulation formats, alternative detection schemes, new amplifiers, and advanced forward-error correction (FEC) are all potential enablers for making submarine links compatible with a 40 Gbit/s channel rate.

The purpose of this study was to reveal barriers encountered by Turkish primary school teachers in the integration of ICT, to propose potential enablers to overcome those barriers, and to compare the current status of ICT integration (in 2011) with the status of ICT integration in 2005.

Ward managers were also important as potential enablers.

In order to implement and enhance CCE processes, potential enablers of CCE need to be identified and harnessed.

Hammond said on Tuesday that the taskforce had identified nine potential "professional enablers" of economic crime, all of whom had links with known criminals.

As well as potential benefits, the use of material incentives and enablers may also have unintentional negative consequences.

Understanding whether an intervention is likely to be effective in everyday practice also requires a detailed understanding of the contexts in which the intervention will take place and the range of potential barriers and enablers at individual, organisational and wider systems and policy levels (Craig et al. 2008; MRC 2008).

This study investigated New Zealand nurses' views on legalising assisted dying across a range of clinical conditions, nurses' willingness to engage in legal assisted dying, potential deterrents and enablers to such engagement, and nurses' perceptions of the proper role of their professional bodies in relation to legalising assisted dying.

Additionally, women will be encouraged to identify potential barriers and enablers to facilitate the implementation of their goals.