Sentence examples for facilitates a quick from inspiring English sources

The main advantage of this approach is the improved readability of safety analysis results that facilitates a quick understanding of the system behaviour.

First, the use of scales facilitates a quick and accurate assessment of a complex clinical problem.

A graphical representation of the resistance data facilitates a quick overview.

c) The standard descriptor for every decimal identifier and its related label (DESDE-LTC Coding List) summarizes the main characteristics of each LTC service by its Main Type of Care, and facilitates a quick search of branches definitions.

The current literature conveys agreement that the technique for placement of a suture-button is easy and quick and the early weight-bearing allowed facilitates a quicker return to work.

Some of the more seasoned lobbyists kept their coats on their arm, as if to facilitate a quick getaway to the next fund-raiser.

A bit of history: for many years, LII published a finding aid for CFR, which offered tables of contents and facilitated a quick lookup by part and section from the eCFR website.

During a weekly schedule that includes leading the New York chapter of the American Psychiatric Association, 10 hours of joggling, 5 hours of teaching and 40 hours of clinical work, Hirschowitz sometimes wears running clothes under his suit to facilitate a quick change.

According to the canonical law expert Romeo Astorri, of the Catholic University in Milan, 19th-century Italian penal law will facilitate a quick process by allowing much of the evidence already accrued by prosecutors to be presented without challenge.

To facilitate a quick and easy determination of the puncture site, we here attempt to find an in vivo anthropometric measure that closely corresponds to the distance between the femoral artery and femoral nerve.

The proposed formula will facilitate a quick estimation of the remaining strength of pitting corroded plates during lifetime ship design phase which is relevant to maintenance decision-making of aging ship structures and components.