Sentence examples for facilitate attainment from inspiring English sources

Long helium pulses (∼100 s duration) and sufficient capability (1 2 kg of He per pulse) facilitate attainment of the steady-state regime in experiments, when 5 15 g/s mass flow rate of helium was scanned.

Further studies are planned to track other parameters and specific clinical outcomes at RMC, as well as to identify specific institutional policies that facilitate attainment of target quality measures.

This allows market participants to shift their reduction requirements to periods of lower cost, thereby facilitating attainment of the least-cost time path without jeopardizing the cumulative environmental integrity of the system.

Slowing aging at the molecular and cellular levels would, theoretically, increase "healthspan", i.e., the period of life free from serious chronic diseases and disability, thus compressing morbidity and facilitating attainment of optimal longevity.

Similar considerations apply to vocal and instrumental musical aptitudes wherein unique combinations of such anatomical structures as lips, teeth, larynx, tongue, eyes, ears, hands, and arms can facilitate the attainment of virtuoso skill.

Studying philosophy doesn't necessarily lead to happiness, but it does facilitate the attainment of happiness.

The laws and religion as instituted by Moses are intended not only to ensure the bodily welfare and safety of the members of the community but also to facilitate the attainment of intellectual truths by individuals gifted enough to uncover the various hints embodied in religious laws and practices.

The formation of intragranular ferrite laths or plates can facilitate the attainment of fine-grained microstructures.

The major role of temperature is, therefore, to facilitate the attainment of the final self-assembly structures.

Focused on determining the optimum operating conditions that facilitate target attainment with minimum variability, typical approaches to RPD use ordinary least squares methods to obtain response functions for the mean and variance by assuming that process data are normally distributed and exhibit reasonably low variability.

Similarly, the network theory of social capital (Lin 1999) postulates that persons engage in social relations, such as research collaboration, to achieve expressive or instrumental purpose in the form of consolidating or acquiring resources that will facilitate the attainment of individual and or collective goals which could also be instrumental or expressive in nature.