Sentence examples for be facilitated without from inspiring English sources

In this method, parameter estimation can be facilitated without disturbing the model error or operating state.

The report stated that the "rustic quality" of the bridge is not compatible with roadways larger than two lanes, but that additional width could be facilitated without compromising its historical significance.

Results show that the proposed model reconstruction algorithm based on GA-SVR can still keep the predicting precision when partial sensors failure in the SHM system; thus a highly reliable sensor network for the SHM system is facilitated without introducing extra component and noise.

The change was potentially favorable for Britain, as trade with the cities of the area was facilitated, without the monopoly that Spain had maintained over their colonies for centuries.

For targeting PDGFR we used orantinib (SU6668), as an established competitive inhibitor of ATP and autophosphorylation. 27, 28 Various concentrations of orantinib were facilitated without lowering glioma proliferation significantly (Figs 5e, S4).

The first statement was 'Poor members of the community should be facilitated to join the CHF without paying the contribution', for which responses ranged from '1 = very strongly disagree to 5 = very strongly agree'.

In about 19% of NHIF, 16% of CHF and 25% of non-member households the household heads were female (Table  1).> The median response to the statement 'Poor members of the community should be facilitated to join the CHF without paying contribution' was 'strongly agree' (Q1 = 'strongly agree', Q3 = 'very strongly agree').

They propose that by providing additional input to damaged networks, a degree of completion may be facilitated that would not be possible without such external, patterned input.

Moreover, the process of globalization without protests, placards and tough words can be facilitated.

One such example – putting on a jacket for playing outdoors – was facilitated by buying clothes without buttons.

Unless the situation deviates from what is considered "normal" pregnancies as well as labours are facilitated by specialist nurses (midwives) without involvement of physicians.