Sentence examples for facilitating or not from inspiring English sources

The designation of the Haqqanis as an F.T.O. will only erode America's relationship with Pakistan and decrease the likelihood of Pakistan's playing a constructive role in facilitating (or not spoiling) any reconciliation process.

Integration instead involves the relationship of the transport system with different built environments and with other transport modes, an aspect which may facilitate or not its use and can be evaluated according to the number of existing interchanges as well as the design of the stations.

Thus, another main concern is represented by contextual and situational elements that cause emotion and that might facilitate or not the emotion processing and comprehension [ 24].

The availability of an untreated control population facilitated determining whether or not there was the association between the AE and rhGH treatment.

In the first one, it was analyzed whether F3T facilitates framework development or not and, in the second presents a comparison between F3T and Pure::variants (Pure::Variants 2013).

This suggests the need to consider more complex therapeutic approaches aimed at reducing early injury while maintaining host immune competence, and facilitating (or at least not inhibiting) lung regeneration and repair.

The anonymity afforded by apps like Grindr and Tinder, which whether intentionally or not facilitate one-time meetups, is one of the contributors to the spread of infection.

The ability of efficiently correcting the effect of the IQ imbalance (frequency selective or not) facilitates to accept an imperfect physical implementation with a reduced chip area.

In conclusion, up to now no biomarker has yet improved our clinical capacity to diagnose VAP: biologic markers have been suggested to improve recognition of patients with true infection and facilitate decisions of whether or not to treat.

To take that away, or not facilitate or educate that is why, I think, we have these problems.

Local transport of metabolites (and/or proteins) can be intracellular (mainly passive diffusion either or not facilitated by cytoplasmatic streaming) or intercellular (via symplastic transport through plasmodesmata or via apoplastic transport) [ 32]–[ 34].