Sentence examples for facilitate localisation from inspiring English sources

The present paper aims to identify a front signal pattern created by additional light sources that would make motorcycles clearly and quickly distinguishable from other vehicles, and that would therefore facilitate localisation and identification of motorcycles.

The hearing sense is also impeded since it can facilitate localisation when no visual information is available, and the robot has no equivalent giving an unfair advantage to the human.

The constructed genetic linkage map will facilitate localisation and map-based cloning of genes of interest, comparative mapping as well as genome organisation and evolution studies between this ancient diploid species and other crops.

In addition, it has been demonstrated that the use of a rectal balloon catheter can immobilise the prostate and facilitate localisation on port films potentially allowing tighter margins for the treatment volume (Wachter et al, 2002).

We therefore made a derivative of pTcINDEX with a c-myc epitope tag inserted next to the polylinker to facilitate localisation of induced proteins (pTcINDEX-C-myc, Fig. 2B).

Based on the capacity of CCL19 to facilitate co-localisation of both DC and T cells, we and others are evaluating the capacity of CCL19 to reverse tumour-mediated immune suppression and orchestrate effective cell-mediated immune responses.

To analyse whether Lnk facilitates the localisation of Chico, we first studied the localisation of Chico-RFP in lnk mutant salivary glands.

We analysed InR-CFP localisation in lnk mutant salivary glands to test whether Lnk facilitates InR localisation.

Nevertheless, in conditions of extremely low visibility, vocalisations of the corncrake must play an especially important social role, limiting the frequency of territorial conflicts and facilitating mutual localisation.

This RACK1-Beta spectrin interaction facilitates PKCbeta localisation and represents a focal point for pleckstrin homology (PH) domain-containing substrates of this kinase [ 26].

MRI is a non-ionising technique that provides unsurpassed anatomical images of soft tissues, which facilitates the localisation of the signal source, but still features a rather low sensitivity and is hardly amenable to the quantification of a signal in absolute terms.