Sentence examples for proactively used from inspiring English sources

Instead, it could be proactively used in the sourcing of less complex modules and simple components.

Grant proactively used military and Justice Department enforcement of civil rights laws and the protection of African Americans more than any other President.

These countries proactively used existing PLHIV and CHBC networks to expand ART services [ 49, 50].

From this perspective, SRL is conceptualized as a multi-dimensional process involving a set of thoughts, feelings, and actions that are intentionally and proactively used by learners to attain personal goals (Zimmerman 2000).

Despite the limitations of the system, the physicians proactively used their professional linkages to seek advice and also to refer patients to the referral center based on their experience and the facilities that they trusted.

In the 1930s, faced by a crisis on a similar scale, the Tory party was unashamedly pragmatist – proactively using the state to reorganise industries and directing bank lending.

"People who buy a device and put it in a drawer and don't continue to use it, those device sales are not nearly as interesting as those who proactively use it".

These physicians can also check upon the status of the patient proactively using a status overview similar to that of the telemedicine operators.

Hence, basic education on scientometrics should be included in the curricula of undergraduate chemistry students in order to let future researchers to proactively use statistical data describing their research, as well as to access the achievements of others.

For operating biogas plants as a part of overall sustainable development processes within their farms as well as within their surroundings, the surveyed family farms proactively use and develop their internal sphere of influence.

This is done in the SM by first investigating the bounded perturbation resilience of an algorithm designed to solve (4.2) and then proactively using such permitted perturbations in order to steer the iterates of such an algorithm toward lower values of the ϕ objective function while not loosing the overall convergence to a point in Ψ.