Sentence examples for facilitated control of from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

The resource team in Bungoma therefore had direct control of programme funds, and this facilitated timely implementation of activities, as well as allowing programmatic adaptations to local realities.

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.

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

This phenomenon has been outlined in studies that have demonstrated that sema3A null mutant mice showed extensive defasiculation of peripheral nerves and branching of axons into territories normally avoided by healthy nerves [ 29], thus demonstrating that sema3A is important in controlling nerve growth by facilitated repulsion of the axonal growth cone.

However, BT group showed facilitated identification of target location, relative to the control group.

This study demonstrates that the chicken genome combined with a comprehensive controlled vocabulary-facilitated integration of UniGene suggested body site expression can drive generation of hypotheses related to the function of avian and mammalian aquaporins.