Sentence examples for facilitated by differences from inspiring English sources

Differentiation between the desert, desert fringe, and semi-arid margins of high DOHP values (> 0.9) was facilitated by differences in their NDVIR biomass.

It remains to be determined whether differences in DNA substrate recognition and processing by topo IV and gyrase are partially facilitated by differences in charge distribution in the N-terminal DNA binding site of ParC/GyrA.

Notably, the coexistence of host species competing with each other, which is expected to be stabilized by their ecological differences, could be facilitated by differences in their endosymbionts.

We speculate that significant enrichment of CD34+ cells from the bloodstream in an implantable device, especially in an environment filled with abundant binding competitors, such as leucocytes, is facilitated by differences in affinity and adhesion kinetics between cell types in the heterogeneous population of blood.

The movement of HWs from rural areas to urban is facilitated by these differences but may also be determined by the higher salaries HWs earn in urban health facilities compared to rural health facilities [ 5, 26, 28- 34].

The initialisation of the micro-channels was interpreted using the Rayleigh–Taylor Instability, driven by acceleration on the interface and facilitated by a difference in density between the suspension and the coagulant.

Speciation is best identified by using a suite of divergent traits including reproductive isolation, morphology, ecological and physiological differences facilitated by genetic divergence.

The differences in behaviour are facilitated by subtle morphological differences; firecrests have broader bills with longer rictal bristles (which protect a bird's eye from food items it is trying to capture), and these features reflect the larger prey taken by the species.

Clinical decision-making is facilitated by consideration of the difference in risk of important beneficial (e.g. remission of an episode) or adverse (e.g. suicide) events or the reciprocal of this risk difference, the number needed to treat (NNT) [1], [2], [3].

This is facilitated by the large temperature difference of 126 °C between the melting point of the solvate and the boiling point of dimethyl sulfoxide.

Consequently, the definition of concentration cut off points for the development of diagnostic kits using more sensitive platforms such as ELISA, latex agglutination, etc., should be facilitated by the magnitude of the differences in the concentrations of the selected biomarkers in the CSF of patients with pneumococcal, meningococcal, or enteroviral acute meningitis.