Sentence examples for facilitate the reader from inspiring English sources

Just as the paper version of The New York Times is divided into "sections" and "pages" in order to facilitate the reader's navigation and manipulation of large batches of newsprint, so too the decision to subdivide the electronic version of that collective work into individual article files facilitates the reader's use of the electronic information.

Here, we give a list with the most commonly appearing variables in the paper to facilitate the reader.

In this chapter, we introduce a classification of this area in subtopics in order to facilitate the reader in navigating through the various chapters and to easily access them.

In order to facilitate the reader's understanding, we now consider some specific examples of general exponential dichotomies on different time scales.

To facilitate the reader's understanding of the motivation, and of the problem, the agents are specialized to networked pairs of airborne sensors that are tasked to locate non-cooperating microwave transmitters as targets.

To facilitate the reader's understanding of the research in this paper, Figs. 1, 2 and 3 provide an overview of the proposed architecture which includes the high-level interactions of all components, is separated into three distinct layers and follows the standard cloud deployment model.

To facilitate the readers, we give the corresponding proofs here.

It is presented here in order to facilitate the readers' understanding of the proposed framework.

Hence, efforts were made to present rich quotes, provide detailed descriptions of participants and context to facilitate the readers' judgment of the interpretations and thus the transferability of the results.

The verb imparts meaning to the sentence by describing the action, so giving it early facilitates the reader's comprehension.

The Specific Production (SP) of the fragments 10 18 (MBP111 119 epitope) by 20S immunoproteasomes +/− PA28-αβ carrying different LMP2 60 variants was computed as following: (fragment signal)/(signal of substrate degraded) multiplied for a factor of 1000 (to facilitate the comparison by readers).