Sentence examples for process we engage from inspiring English sources

During this process, we engage the brain's prefrontal cortex, which interacts with the medial temporal lobe, the part of the brain that forms and retrieves memories of facts and events.

These wearer trials are a key part of the feedback process we engage in with our teams around with world.

Producing a collaborative artwork with a group is a process that mirrors the practice and process we engage in for our own work as textile designers.

Stitches in Time team (JL-D, AC, DE) Producing a collaborative artwork with a group is a process that mirrors the practice and process we engage in for our own work as textile designers.

The process we engage in here of examining the metamemory literature with an eye to evidence about consciousness needs to be repeated for other tasks, like those involving episodic memory, that might also allow for direct empirical testing of consciousness in animals.

That is precisely the process we engaged in today, at this inaugural Innovation Forum, with the participation of so many in this room.

This finding is a direct consequence of the conceptual modeling process we engaged in and a conjecture triggered by the OPM model of the mRNA lifecycle that was confirmed experimentally.

In the development process, we engaged a range of stakeholders through our CoP to develop the AARP domains and a diverse panel with expertise in research, clinical and managerial practice as well as policy to validate the BPS.

In order to increase our understanding of this physiological process, we engaged in a global analysis using a proteomic approach that should provide us with a more accurate representation of the cellular/physiological state of the fruit rather than profiling the expression of mRNAs [ 12, 13].

Throughout our process, we will engage with stakeholders, including staff, advisers, moderators, and authors.

This leads to the belief that by incorporating game mechanics in the design of a learning process, we can engage learners in a productive learning experience, and more generally, change their behavior in a desirable way (Holman et al. 2013).