Sentence examples for facilitated by multiple from inspiring English sources

Their discovery can be facilitated by multiple methods, including in silico ones.

Interbasinal exchange was facilitated by multiple transgressive events that flooded previously emergent tectonic barriers within Laurentia [18], [35].

These data, together with an appreciation that early vertebrate evolution was characterised by extensive genetic, developmental and morphological innovation facilitated by multiple whole genome duplications [ 124, 125] will better enable us to reconstruct pancreas evolution.

This transformation appears to have been facilitated by multiple inserts, namely a β-hairpin immediately after the Rx4-6H motif, and another large, poorly structured insert between helix-2 and helix-3.

Yet another instance of probable lateral transfer of Clp proteases was observed with the co-clustering of NP_355226.1 (Agrobacterium tumefaciens) with NP_252016.1 (Pseudomonas aeruginosa) and NP_433616.1 (Hahella chejuensis) suggesting that the distribution of Clp proteases in prokaryotes may have been facilitated by multiple lateral gene transfer events.

With the club's own Wi-Fi connection offering a flickering, untrustworthy signal, the stream was facilitated by chaining multiple mobile sim cards together, giving enough bandwidth to upload a few hours of high-quality video.

The action arises in the aftermath of a party — a large table of partially used wine and liquor bottles is onstage throughout — with the scheme's author, Don Alfonso, overseeing the action at every turn, a task facilitated by the multiple levels of the attractive contemporary house (designed by Christian Schmidt) in which the drama unfolds.

Previous studies have demonstrated that degradation of MG is facilitated by action of multiple enzymes such as MG reductase, Mn peroxidase and lignin peroxidase.

This NSF-supported study showed that the kind of collaborations facilitated by the Internet?multiple-institution collaborations?produce fewer results than intra-institutional collaborations.

The industry for migrant domestic labour is mostly facilitated by agencies, which face multiple allegations of coercion and exploitation.

The minimal architecture has implications for theorising about the emergence of joint action, for human machine interaction, and for understanding how coordination can be facilitated by exploiting relations between multiple agents' actions and between actions and the environment.