Sentence examples for facilitate established from inspiring English sources
We investigated whether pre-forming acetylcholine receptor (AChR) clusters on engineered muscle fibers using an AChR cluster-inducing factor (agrin) prior to implantation would facilitate established contacts between implanted muscle tissues and nerves and result in rapid innervation of engineered muscle in vivo.
They must be able to facilitate establishing local governance and the rule of law".
In aggregate, these changes will facilitate establishing the academic medical system of the future.
This feature might facilitate establishing thresholds at which the concentration of the target protein becomes limiting for a specific biological function.
Hence, endoscopic findings may not facilitate establishing the definitive diagnosis, as in the present patient.
The present findings confirm previous suggestion that the original RDC/TMD facilitate establishing myofascial pain diagnoses [47].
Knowledge of the nature of carbohydrate polymers which constitute the A L biofilm of this strain could significantly facilitate establishing the identity of genes involved in their biosynthesis and, consequently, in the biofilm formation process.
Identifying the factors that are positively associated with the willingness to participate can facilitate establishing and implementing a NHI framework.
To facilitate establishing a prediction model of insertion time of colonoscopy, the regression coefficients (B-score) of four independent factors were multiplied by 4 and rounded.
These results demonstrate that a high proportion of SNPs predicted to be functional have low to rare MAF and that analyzing these variants with appropriate statistics would facilitate establishing gene-trait association in GWAS.
The identification of such an evolutionary intermediate may facilitate establishing real evolutionary links between protein superfamily members with different catalytic activities, or protein superfamilies which have overall similar structural folds but different functions.
