Sentence examples for facilitate the increase from inspiring English sources
In 2001 there was a clear objective – to lower trade barriers around the world and help facilitate the increase of global trade.
For example, high-refractive-index semiconductor nanowires (NWs) and NW array devices have become attractive platforms for next-generation solar cells since they support strong optical resonances that facilitate the increase of energy conversion efficiency [9 17].
However, it was found that the impurity of transition metal can significantly expand the temperature range of existence of NMR and facilitate the increase of its values for the concentration corresponding to MIT.
The content of graphitic-N species follows the order of KB350Z-900 > KB-Z-900 > KB-900, implying that the ZnCl2 activation process can be easy to facilitate the increase of graphitic-N content inside the NC material and the usage of KB350 precursor derived from the fist-step pretreatment of KB material can effectively reduce the formation of oxidized-N species.
Decreased Sema3A expression in RA may facilitate the increase of sensory nerves over sympathetic nerves in inflamed RA synovium [ 55].
At the same time, the greater degree of information and education can facilitate the increase in compliance that should result in an improvement in the therapeutic objectives.
For example, gas-fired plants enhance the flexibility of electric systems, which can facilitate the increasing deployment of renewable energy.
To better facilitate the increased needs for effective information exchange, continuing technological advances in wireless and wired communications and the development of online social networks have given rise to "generalized" network systems.
The growing interconnectedness of the world economy virtually assures that these problems will be brought under control in order to facilitate the increased flow of goods and raw materials throughout the world.
To facilitate the increased flux, larger pores are filled and capillary pressure is decreased, resulting in a greater meniscus radius.
