Sentence examples for facilitating doubt from inspiring English sources

And they will not believe it for the foreseeable future: right wing media will continue to spin lies and paint alternative realities, facilitating doubt and muddying facts.

Our study has limitations: (i) it is not an exhaustive overview of the implementation of SCPs as the interviewees did not mention some key evidence-based measures facilitating implementation, no doubt because they had not experienced these barriers.

Timeliness reduces uncertainty, by facilitating access (if it occurs) or removing doubt (if it does not occur).

He dealt successfully with the French there, adopting a policy of conciliation toward them, no doubt facilitated by his fluency in French.

Such seeming absurdities turn out to have foreshadowed -- and no doubt, facilitated -- a rather startling state of affairs: In the current edition of the Harvard Encyclopedia of Ethnic Groups, "Mormons" have their own entry.

Genome sequences generated using this technology will no doubt facilitate confident mapping of transposable element and retrocopy insertions, as individual reads have the potential to span extensive sequence stretches on both sides of an insertion-genome junction.

In conclusion, while many problems are waiting to be solved, fast progress in the molecular study of tooth biology and development thanks to new high-throughput technologies will no doubt facilitate realization of implantable bioengineered teeth.

In these cases the common ancestry could be traced to a relatively homogeneous initial sample, which does not evolve until transferred to a new host that, with no doubt, facilitates the identification of a common origin of the outbreaks.

Such coordination of research effort has no doubt facilitated some of the pharmacological breakthroughs in acute stroke care (for example the use of thrombolysis) and in turn benefited patients (and their families), with measurable impacts on mortality and recovery across a range of international clinical settings.

The insights from the three sequenced genomes of the biotrophic fungal plant pathogens, Ustilago maydis [ 6] and Sporisorium reilianum [ 7] in maize and Ustilago hordei [ 8] in barley, have highlighted the power of comparative genomics of closely related species for identification of virulence determinants and will no doubt facilitate the elucidation of the pathogenic mechanisms of sugarcane smut.

Gaining understanding of this tribological phenomenon is no doubt beneficial in facilitating the production of more efficient machine parts and thus reduces production cost.