Sentence examples for facilitated control from inspiring English sources

Similar to Peel et al. [ 24, 25], some participants described SMBG as an integral part of their diabetes self-management that facilitated control and understanding of their illness.

To test their hypothesis, they developed a comprehensive microfluidic platform that facilitated control of red blood cell deoxygenation in blood and monitored the velocity of the blood stream flow.

Their large size is derived from the early concern that farm colonists needed protection against raids from the Ottoman-controlled south; it also facilitated control of the workforce by landowners who had gained extensive farming territories.

High friction materials under the sleds facilitated control and reduced the muscle demands on stairs but increased physical demands on the landings.

Designation of SARS wards and later specialized SARS hospitals facilitated control of transmission within healthcare settings in Beijing.

The double-edged sword of progress, which facilitated control over infectious diseases, instigated an unhealthy trend in chronic diseases.

After S1P the capsaicin responses were strongly facilitated (Fig. 5D).

This facilitated political control, but also gave Gabon a reputation for extravagance, seen in the luxurious presidential palace built in the mid-1970s.

Furthermore, immobilization of both enzymes was investigated via metal ion affinity using functionalized magnetic beads, allowing a facilitated process control as well as an easy removal of the catalysts.

She argues that the ultimate efficacy of the campaign depended upon a new kind of "grassroots science" that legitimated the new regime and provided the foundation for what she calls "scientific consolidation" (3), a "new mechanism of state power" that facilitated party control in rural areas "without the need for an intact bureaucracy or the use of overwhelming force" (3).

This design approach facilitated students' control of their learning as well as providing additional information on a specific concept, e.g. explaining the significance of a particular technical parameter such as loading the samples correctly into the SDS-PAGE gel lanes.