Sentence examples for situated to allow from inspiring English sources

Not only is duration (total number of hours) of professional development important, but also the time span of the professional development experience (number of years across which professional hours are situated) to allow for multiple cycles of presentation and reflection on practices (Blumenfeld et al., 1991; Garet et al., 2001).

Portugal is situated to its south.

Delft was perfectly situated to benefit from trade.

Those folks are usually best situated to make things happen.

Prosecutors are uniquely situated in our legal system, and uniquely situated to drive the change that our citizens demand.

Pedagogical methods that include continuous, situated "coaching" are necessary to allow students to understand all the factors in specific clinical situations that are moreover subject to change: the importance of signs and symptoms, the patient's, family's and other health care workers' requests, the resources available and any constraints present.

Numerous war memorials were erected on their return, either by local community leaders or by the local Lord Lieutenant, acting on behalf of the county regiments; these were often situated in quiet locations to allow for peaceful reflection by visitors.

The spacer is required so that the cleavable peptide is situated away from MMAE to allow facile proteolysis.

Designed to be low maintenance and provide comfortable living, the house is situated with a northerly aspect to allow for longer sunlight during the winter and cooling from the summer sea breezes.

It is believed that cancer cells comprise as little as 10% of solid tumors,, and thus may not be situated in close enough proximity to allow communication via gap junctions or microvesicles.

(The suburbs of the 93 grew around factories that had been situated northeast of Paris in order to allow industrial smells to drift away from the City of Light).