Sentence examples for facilitated by weak from inspiring English sources

Extraordinary levels of metabolic plasticity within organisms are facilitated by weak side reactions [ 19- 24].

Viewed as a cheaper option than visiting a health care provider--especially by chronic patients the increase in self-medication was facilitated by weak enforcement of pharmaceutical regulations, thus enabling individuals to purchase prescription drugs from pharmacies over the counter, without a prescription [ 5].

Although HMOs first emerged in Nigeria to supply PHI, their expansion was driven by their role as purchasers in the government's national health insurance scheme that finances SHI programmes, and facilitated by a weak accreditation system.

Out of the existing structural probes, X-ray diffraction-based microscopy enjoys a host of properties that are ideally suited to achieve the aforementioned goal: namely, the depth penetration of hard X-rays, their exquisite sensitivity to the atomic structure, and analytical power facilitated by their weak interactions with matter [2].

The formation of 5 20 GΩ seals between the patch pipette and the cell surface was facilitated by applying weak suction to the interior of the pipette.

Bond traders suspect that much of the demand for Spanish and Italian government debt in recent months has come from the domestic banks of these two countries.Barclays reckons that some of this was facilitated by the recent recapitalisation of weak Spanish banks.

In the case of organ trade and stem cell research this is noted to be facilitated by levels of legislation or weak enforcement of legislation [[ 82- 85] and improvement to legislation is the focus of two editorials [ 81, 98].

Furthermore, ABCG2 upregulation was facilitated by histone hyperacetylation due to weaker histone deacetylase 1-promoter association, indicating that these epigenetic changes elicit changes in ABCG2 gene expression.

Additionally, increased understanding and communication between disciplines are facilitated by these technologies and a shift from weak to strong interdisciplinary research can be realized.

The coming social catastrophe, whose seeds are borne by the terms of a new austerity directed against the poor, the weak and the unlucky, was facilitated by a Democratic president and a Democratic senate with public opinion on their side.

Crucially, the authors hold that this invasion was probably facilitated by low effective population sizes and the corollary weak purifying selection, following the influential Michael Lynch model for the non-adaptive evolution of eukaryotic genome complexity.