Sentence examples for facilitating expression from inspiring English sources

The training module combined multiple skill sets for providing psychosocial support (for example, facilitating expression by talking, active listening, empathy, social support, externalization of interest, relaxation and recreation, and spirituality).

The purified enzyme showed typical substrate-binding difference spectra and 21-hydroxylase activities for both progesterone and 17α-hydroxyprogesterone. Truncation of the membrane anchor increases solubility of P450c21 facilitating expression of this protein in E. coli yielding sufficient quantities for both biochemical and biophysical studies.

However, careful consideration and attention to culturally sensitive ways of facilitating expression and communication between the participant and researcher can lead to creative ways of generating useful data.

The CCS intervention can promote support and understanding between patients and family members in identifying symptoms, facilitating expression of feelings, and discussing patients' wishes for treatment goals.

Most studies have focused on isoforms b and c, and a SKN-1b/c::GFP transgenic line is available, facilitating expression studies (An et al., 2003).

DKO MEFs were chosen as deletion of Bax/Bak is known to prevent Puma-induced apoptosis, facilitating expression of exogenous Puma for IP.

Some might consider this censorship, and that's a whole other conversation, but in this case I think it's warranted to facilitate expression.

Versatile expression cassettes in these vectors facilitate expression of most genes.

The proviral genome was engineered to facilitate expression of diverse HIV-1 env sequences, allowing analysis in an isogenic background.

In order to facilitate expression and purification of this allergen, a recombinant variant was designed with a single amino acid substitution.

This review highlights commonalities and differences in signaling events that facilitate expression of vascular disease-relevant genes initiated as a consequence of loss of microtubular integrity.