Sentence examples for facilitated couple from inspiring English sources
However, when only the transition states are considered (Panel B), CLM is associated with a higher probability of being divorced or separated, especially for women, suggesting either that CLM facilitated couple formation among some individuals who were not well-matched or that CLM discouraged remarriage/recoupling among some of the women who were separated or divorced from a previous partner.
The in vivo results showed that the change of microenvironment induced by surface-modified Ti implants promoted the adhesion, recruitment and proliferation of MSCs and facilitated coupled osteogenesis and angiogenesis in bone healing.
Women's actions to be supportive partners facilitated couples' continued smoking.
Women's actions to be supportive partners facilitated couples' continued smoking and placed those who remained smoke free vulnerable to relapse.
The ketone 4 was found to be unstable in the presence of NaO tBu, but pleasingly, the milder base Cs2CO3, in combination with 5 mol % [(Amphos 2PdCl2], facilitated coupling to provide 5 in an excellent yield of 84%%.
Specialist skills and knowledge were highly valued, as was the ability to enhance couple communication and facilitate couple cooperation in overcoming vaginismus.
'Professional support' comprises personal qualities of professionals/therapeutic relationship, the value of specialist skills and knowledge and the need for facilitating couple communication about vaginismus.
The beams from these tubes are nearly Gaussian, facilitating coupling to the waveguide.
A cysteine residue was added to the NH2- or COOH-terminus of the peptide to facilitate coupling to BSA (as a carrier protein).
The Cys residue, which is not part of the K19 sequence, was added to the N-terminus of the peptide sequence to facilitate coupling to keyhole limpet hemocyanin.
Altogether, findings with prone hand might be ascribed to mechanisms facilitating coupling of muscles for object grasping and lifting -with more proximal involvement for joint stabilization- compared to supine hand facilitating actions like catching.
