Sentence examples for facilitates a strong from inspiring English sources
While this game talk facilitates a strong sense of social engagement and playfulness, it also caters to a variety of new opportunities for learning by sparking tutor and student-initiated interventions.
Inflammasome activation facilitates a strong adaptive immune response and promotes the recruitment of immune cells to mucosal tissues [39], [40].
Increased muscle strength and tendon stiffness secondary to PRT [ 9] facilitates a strong balanced co-contraction of knee extensor and flexor muscles, and may thus improve joint stability and reduce varus and valgus instability [ 27- 29].
The project referral form, materially out of place in the health-centre, facilitates a strong association with the drug shop vendor, carrying with it an imprint of the drug shop vendors' liminality in relation to the formal system.
"I think this interconnectedness facilitates a stronger perceived intimate relationship than we have.
To our knowledge, the results of this study underscore for the first time the central role of the lectin pathway of complement activation after acute stroke in clinical and experimental settings and illustrate that a richer expression of this soluble pattern recognition molecule in the innate immune system facilitates a stronger inflammatory response after acute brain injury.
These data imply that AlpA/B-mediated adherence facilitates a stronger activation of certain signal transduction pathways.
Silk wrapping facilitates male handling and control over the gift [ 25], as it facilitates a stronger hold of the silk covered package, both with the chelicerae and the feet claws, compared to an unwrapped insect.
Although PILL-VR is based on a desktop system, it facilitated a strong sense of presence.
Today, MITEI has built upon the foundation of industry collaboration by facilitating a strong engagement with government, and specifically with the Department of Energy DOEE).
It has also been able to facilitate a strong response to the current food shortages, which is evident in this World Food Programme map of the current incidence of famine.
