Sentence examples for facilitate introduction of from inspiring English sources

The portal was enlarged slightly to facilitate introduction of the cannula or the stapler directly into the knee.

78, 79 Such preplanning has been shown to facilitate introduction of a new vaccine.

Knowledge of the rich palette of different experiences can facilitate introduction of alternative or complementary ways of thinking.

To facilitate introduction of these reinforcement strategies, to understand their use and to explore their value we adopted a participatory action research (PAR) approach [ 11, 12].

For crossover experiments, a pigtail catheter was initially advanced into the left ventricle via the 13-French arterial sheath introducer to facilitate introduction of the Impella 2.5 after sCPR had failed.

To facilitate introduction of new technologies, it is important that the design is user-friendly, intuitive, familiar, and as similar as possible to what the user is familiar [ 6, 11].

Advances in the field along with the need for improved long-term outcomes have facilitated introduction of biologic, T cell-specific protein therapeutics, but much more remains to be achieved with regard to control of the B cell and alloantibody responses and overcoming the development barriers of a risk-averse pharmaceutical environment.

In three subspecies of rice, significant advances made in the regeneration protocols and gene delivery methods have facilitated introduction of beneficial genes for various agronomic traits.

Development in robotic surgery facilitated introduction of novel approaches, such as transoral video-assisted thyroidectomy (TOVAT) or retroauricular approach (RA) [ 16, 17].

Ostensibly, road proximity could increase the prevalence of frog abnormalities by contributing to chemical contamination of the habitat (Parson 2001; Rocque 2007) or by facilitating introduction of predators, parasites, or pathogens (Reeves 2008; Urban 2006).

The idea that differing subcellular locations of HKI and HKII are important was postulated by Wilson when he stated that "the Type I isozyme bound to actively phosphorylating mitochondria facilitates introduction of glucose into glycolysis, with the final stages of glucose metabolism occurring in the mitochondria.