Sentence examples for facilitates a straightforward from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, this technique facilitates a straightforward and predictable procedure for autotransplantation of third molars.

Their use, combined with a simple probe feed model, not only reduces the overall computational effort but also facilitates a straightforward derivation of port parameter sensitivities.

Procrustes analysis, combined with a locally optimized RANSAC sampling strategy, facilitates a straightforward geometric approach to recovering the joint axes, as well as classifying them automatically as either revolute or prismatic.

This facilitates a straightforward purification scale-up, since the same chromatography material is used for small and large scale protein purification.

This facilitated a straightforward comparison between studies.

Unlike previous transcriptomes in the field of symbiotic cnidarian biology, these data are derived from a clonal and easily distributed strain of anemone, greatly facilitating a straightforward comparison of experimental results between different laboratories.

It is known that upright birth positions improve contractions, make pain easier to handle and enhance shorter duration of labour, and should therefore be used as an intervention to facilitate a straightforward birth [ 19- 23].

The simplicity and generality of the model facilitate a straightforward application to other chimeric constructs, providing a quantitative systematic design and optimization of these selective drugs against certain cell-based diseases, such as Alzheimer's and cancer.

To further optimize reliability of ratings and to facilitate a straightforward interpretation of results, the seven grading values were pooled into three global color groups: dark brown to brown, light brown to dark blond, and blond to light blond or strawberry blonde/red-haired.

This facilitates a rather straightforward visual (based on the spectrogram and/or the time domain representation of the syllables) and auditive classification of subsequent syllables as being similar (S), i.e., realizations of the same syllable type, or non-similar (N).

Data collection may have facilitated a rather straightforward description of (particularly self-harmful and/or revengeful) mental images, which may have been withheld by participants in a one-on-one setting with a clinician due to these images causing the participants to feel ashamed and to experience other problematic emotions.