Sentence examples for valuable in facilitating from inspiring English sources

"She is a great enthusiast for Channel 4 and its unique public service remit and her recent work with government will be valuable in facilitating constructive dialogue with the new administration," said Gurassa.

However, as the C-RADS classification system has been valuable in facilitating communication of extra-colonic abnormalities [11], it may even be useful for reporting of extra-spinal findings on lumbar spine MRI.

Although an EHR is considered valuable in facilitating linkage between care providers and women, the literature to date has not been conclusive in determining if the record will also be important in integrating maternity care.

Superfluous thinking may be extremely valuable in facilitating grasp of the proof text and in enabling one to understand the idea underlying the proof steps; but it is not necessary for thinking through the proof.

Landscape-based population models are potentially valuable tools in facilitating conservation planning and actions at large scales.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney said the clearing house deal was an "important milestone", because the Chinese bank would "play a valuable role in facilitating greater use of the RMB for trade, investment and other economic activities in the UK".

As an emerging, widely distributed CRF in the Southeast Asia region, an CRF33_01B infectious DNA clone is a valuable tool in facilitating the development of broadly effective vaccine candidates.

Subsequently, the AHP framework is more valuable and effective in facilitating an explorative insight into the problem.

This trial will provide valuable information on the role of internet interventions in facilitating self-management in older adults.

Research on successful weight stability throughout young adulthood represents a valuable area of study to unlock key behavioral strategies successful in facilitating weight maintenance into later life.

"Cell phones have become important tools in facilitating coordination and communication among members of criminal enterprises, and can provide valuable incriminating information about dangerous criminals".