Sentence examples for facilitate future work from inspiring English sources

The identification of realness as a core feature of authenticity should facilitate future work on its structure, the contextual impacts of different social roles and situations, and its functional relevance.

Given its benefits over the previous methods, our novel technique could greatly facilitate future work in wild animal genetics.

These tumour progression rate estimates may facilitate future work analysing cost-effectiveness and quality-adjusted life years for various screening strategies.

The amenable nature of this group of sunflowers to experimental study and the excellent genomic resources now emerging for Helianthus should greatly facilitate future work on the likely causes and evolutionary consequences of retrotransposon proliferation in these species.

We are pleased the reviewers recognize that the manuscript also contains substantial new gene expression and genetic (GAL4 line) tools as a side benefit, and agree that these tools will facilitate future work on the midgut, along with complementary tools and data generated by the Buchon, et al. (2013).

This study provides a specific marine medaka transcriptome resource to the community that could facilitate future works on the marine medaka.

It furthermore facilitates future work to uncover a unified mechanism for how ATP drives conformational changes in ABC-ATPases.

Also we have further approached the explanation of mechanisms underlying the rat-robot control strategies, thus facilitating future work on both animal robotics and neuroscience researches.

Modifications to the sampling design such as additional sub-stratification and re-allocation of survey effort would improve the precision of estimates and facilitate future monitoring work.

Protease activity was calibrated prior to each experiment to reduce variability due to enzyme storage and to facilitate future replication of work.

New papers on hymenopteran phylogeny are regularly published, so a cut-off date of December 2008 was used to facilitate future updates of our work.