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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a facilitating to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning, making it difficult to use effectively in a sentence.
Example: "The project requires a facilitating to improve communication among team members."
Alternatives: "a means to facilitate" or "a method for facilitating".
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After deglycosylation by Endo F1, the spectrum being presented in Figure 2b was recorded, wherein the number of coappearing proteoforms is clearly reduced (compare Figure 2, panels b and a), facilitating to extract data regarding the protein phosphorylation.
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It will now look to form a coalition government to facilitate its return to office.
A dedication to facilitating the music, and allowing for the purest interaction with it possible.
And, once faced with a manuscript, an editor ordinarily tries to facilitate a writer's vision, to recommend changes deletions, additions, transpositions that best serve the work.
In each neighborhood a community development corporation was founded to facilitate a plan meant to involve residents and local business people in their own rescue work.
"My job in this process is to facilitate a discussion and to facilitate a process".
Mr. Bush urged Mr. Yang to have Beijing "use its influence" in Myanmar to facilitate a peaceful transition to democracy, said the White House spokesman, Gordon D. Johndroe.
Plus, Lock8 uses its smart lock, paired with a mobile app, to facilitate a peer-to-peer marketplace.
Traditionally, facilitating access to long-term residence in Europe has been seen as an 'alternative' to facilitating naturalisation.
It can also be seen as an instrument to facilitate a sense of mutual belonging, contact and interaction.
It's simply preposterous to liken a process that facilitates a wedding license to a process that once facilitated slavery.
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