Sentence examples for approach which facilitates from inspiring English sources
The optimization method is based on a nature inspired approach which facilitates distribution and parallelization.
The kinetic growth algorithm is based on the cellular automata approach, which facilitates the simulation procedure.
To address these shortcomings, Langenhan et al. (2013) introduced a novel approach which facilitates the automatic lookup of reference solutions from a repository using graphical search keys.
In complex lesions, an extensive surgical approach which facilitates insertion of large plates may further compromise the viability of bone and the damages soft tissues.
The main contribution of this paper lies in its particular approach which facilitates an application of the linear H∞ control theory without linearizing the underlying system.
The aim of this study is to conceptualize a novel approach, which facilitates us to design prototype interfaces for healthcare software.
The alignment of cytb DNA sequences, from the current study and database, became more accurate after using a codon-wise approach which facilitated assuring positions of possible insertions and deletions.
Despite the face validity of this approach, which facilitated its introduction, empirical evidence is limited compared to the evidence supporting screening for RhD antibodies.
We argue below that the added value of PALSA PLUS training included the use of an educational outreach training approach which facilitated interactive learning, thereby allowing for the integration of learning and practice and the provision of both emotional and operational support.
We present here a set of convenient, practical visualization and bioinformatics approaches, which facilitate interpretation of ChIP-Seq TF binding data.
Notably, the absence of cytoplasmic mixing during conjugation would preclude the discovery of prion-like phenomena by classic genetic approaches, which facilitated the discovery of prions in yeast based on the non-Mendelian inheritance of their associated phenotypes (Cox, 1965; Aigle and Lacroute, 1975; Wickner, 1994).
