Sentence examples for practice to enable from inspiring English sources
There is no foolproof remedy against this, but providing a database and a copy of coding conventions has become the recommended practice to enable other historians to evaluate the work.
Therefore, reliable patient-reported outcome (PRO) measures are important tools in both SLE clinical studies and clinical practice to enable comprehensive assessment of the disease and its treatments.
What we do know is that Big Data Partnership will now join Teradata's Think Big consulting practice to enable it to expand its open source consulting services internationally.
This article will discuss the current landscape in biomarker research and highlight strategies being adopted to increase the likelihood of transitioning biomarkers from discovery to medical practice to enable more objective decision making, and to improve health outcome.
Development of patient decision aids has been proposed as one component of clinical practice to enable evidence-based patient choice and shared decision making (SDM) [ 4].
Both brought out the importance to combine physical and cognitive training into clinical practice to enable older adults to move safer in their physical environment.
Straw return and liming are important agronomic practices to enable farming in red soils of China.
Key principles include working with natural processes, based on understanding their spatial and temporal dynamics, and adopting where possible soft engineering practices to enable multiple benefits for nature and society.
However, individual technologies such as EMR must interact with the work system as a whole — including people, technology and work practices — to enable or hinder the coordination of dynamic work demands.
The process articulated here is a healthy alternative to the straight-jacket of today's business planning practices, to enable you to anticipate and move beyond a failing Plan A. It is a process designed for learning and discovering, rather than for pitching and selling.
We collected anonymised routine clinical data from the computerised medical record systems of the questionnaire practices to enable us to compare confidence with achievement.
