Sentence examples for development was facilitated from inspiring English sources
(5) In Germany this development was facilitated by an ancient feudal custom entitling a landlord to extend "protection" to churches located on his estates.
This development was facilitated by Grothendiek's notion of a nuclear space, which he introduced in the mid-1950s.
Survey data (n = 93) and individual interviews (n = 22) with participants who had completed at least one semester in the course indicated that social capital development was facilitated.
Some of this development was facilitated by technological progress and the widespread use of the internet that brought about new possibilities of creating, storing, exchanging, replicating, and using various kinds of data for economic research.
Given that tumor development was facilitated in PyV MT/jnk2 knockout mice, we evaluated whether there was a difference in ploidy between the PyV MT/jnk2+/+ and the PyV MT/jnk2−/− tumors.
Identifying the appropriate method components for supporting aspect-oriented development is facilitated by the use of a method engineering approach.
Because China's urban land development is facilitated by relatively comprehensive regulatory changes (Weinstein and Ren 2009), "rule violation" has become a forceful and resonant frame.
Most application development is facilitated with software tools, but most business rules and expert systems are developed in environments that provide inadequate verification testing.
The development is facilitated by a SAT-based robustness analysis to determine whether or not the code is vulnerable to unreliable communication.
Advances in cancer vaccine development are facilitated by animal models reflecting key features of human cancer and its interface with host immunity.
This rapid pace of development is facilitated by the identification of novel targets, development of new ways of inhibiting older and more familiar targets and some very innovative therapeutic engineering that allows us to inhibit multiple targets simultaneously.
