Sentence examples for could facilitation from inspiring English sources

In addition, the possible dynamic clustering and de-clustering of Cav1.2 channels provides a mechanism of molecular memory, in which, the temporal limitation of channel disassociation following a first event could facilitation the activation of the subsequent events.

This could imply facilitation of the deep neck flexor muscles with a decreased need for co-activation of the superficial neck flexors.

It never said check a pulse or blood pressure…" This lack of congruence between QOF targets and guidelines for best practice in HF could make facilitation efforts aimed at sustaining change difficult.

Strategies staff developers might consider to support facilitators could include co-facilitation, in which a novice facilitator attends sessions of a more experienced facilitator deemed to be "excellent" (by whom, as there is frequently a mismatch between perceptions of faculty and students?).

For example, the frameworks that Jacobs et al. (2017) used to assess facilitation could be repurposed and used by a facilitator for self-reflection.

A conditional response through facilitation could explain the observed result if the first pathogen strain facilitates the development of subsequent infections (Cui et al. 2005).

The marginal investment cost of such facilitation could be very low as generation of numbers revealing environmental performance for decision making and reporting could piggy-back on the large investments in infrastructure already being made to improve digitisation and connectivity.

To some, it seems like a no-brainer: By cutting red tape and other administrative barriers at border crossings, a WTO deal on trade facilitation could add $1tn to the global economy, according to the OECD.

Trade facilitation could cut global trade costs by more than 10%, by one estimate, raising annual global output by over $400 billion, with benefits flowing disproportionately to developing economies.

The post-ATP facilitation could be prevented by the adenosine A1 receptor antagonists 8-phenyltheophylline or 1,3-dipropyl-8-cyclopentyltheophylline (50 nM), or superfusion of adenosine deaminase.

Because the quadriceps are normally inhibited during knee effusion, this facilitation could be the result of a compensatory reaction by the soleus in response to inhibited quadriceps.