Sentence examples for facilitated because of from inspiring English sources

The couple then travelled to Spain in June 1940 "but the communications between the duchess and von Ribbentrop were apparently facilitated because of the pronounced Nazi sympathies in Spain".

By contrast, in this study, the decomposition of zinc ferrite could be greatly facilitated because of the presence of hot spots, these spots are produced by the graphite in the mixture because it absorbs most of the incident radiation and acts as an evaporation source.

In this preparation the access to the major arterial branches that originate from the Willis circle is facilitated because of the structural preservation and exposure of the resident arterial system and therefore MCA occlusion can be easily performed.

These factors were also facilitated because of the chosen strategy to involve front-line professionals in programme development.

The mechanisms which destruct the normal vascular and neural network are not identified yet, and also it is unclear whether nerves are destroyed as a consequence of OA or whether pathogenesis of OA is facilitated because of nerve disappearance.

In the latter case, resistive loading is not expected to increase the automatic drive to breathe but the response of the diaphragm to transcranial magnetic stimulation should be facilitated, because of spinal integration of the suprapontine command activated for load compensation.

Whether you buy it or not, that's a key distinction because online marketplaces are protected from the offline connections they facilitate because of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

This transfer is facilitated because the honey of stingless bees is stored in pots built with cerumen.

This analysis is facilitated because the condensed chromatin of the Xi can be easily seen by immunofluorescence against H3K27me3 as a bright nuclear macrodomain, often localized at the nuclear periphery (Silva et al, 2003).

Unless otherwise specified, ORs, regression coefficients, and CIs are reported for a 1-IQR increment of exposure to facilitate comparison because of the different concentration ranges of As in EUCs and urine.

While many studies have focused mechanistically on direct positive effects of warming or resource enhancement on invasive species (Bradley et al. 2010), there is growing recognition that climate change could facilitate invasions because of the distinct phenology or phenological sensitivity of non-native species (Willis et al. 2010; Wolkovich et al. 2013).