Sentence examples for facilitating relocation from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the historical records of mahogany's planting in Cabrits were lost when Hurricane David, a Category 5 storm, passed over Dominica in 1979; however, trees were planted in lines, facilitating relocation of surviving trees from the initial plantings.

He shows that, on the one hand, Buddhist monks and religious knowledge moved along these networks from China to Southeast Asia, while money from wealthy overseas Chinese was channeled along the networks for temple building in China; on the other hand, Buddhist monks relied on the networks to support China’s war effort and facilitate relocation to Southeast Asia during the Sino-Japanese War.

Plot centers are permanently monumented and global position system (GPS) coordinates archived to facilitate relocation and remeasurement.

The newspapers talk about the government's plans to compensate, educate and facilitate relocation, but no one has come to these small villages to explain how that process will work.

Cells were left in the Chamlide live-cell environment in L-15 medium supplemented with FBS to facilitate relocation of the same cells.

In addition to such large scale genomic rearrangements, genomic rearrangements at small scale levels facilitate relocation of genes which are otherwise positionally overlapping in a genome [ 5].

Studies now in progress are aimed at determining the mechanism(s) by which disintegrins interact with prey tissues and facilitate relocation of envenomated prey by rattlesnakes.

Although it is possible that binding of eEF1A1 to HSP70 mRNA can be independent of transcription elongation, the association of eEF1A1 with RNAPII may facilitate relocation of eEF1A1 from the promoter to the 3′UTR of HSP mRNA and thus may be crucial for the stability and transport of HSP mRNAs.

Mrs Hübner stated, in fact, that, in her view, it was necessary to facilitate relocation within Europe so that European companies might reduce their costs.

Amendment of US federal policies such as the Stafford Act to include gradual and recurring climate-induced environmental processes and creation of a relocation institutional framework are critical first steps to facilitating the relocation of communities threatened by climate-induced environmental change and unable to be protected in place.

"The CIA had no role whatsoever in facilitating the relocation of Haji Gulalai from Afghanistan to the United States," agency spokesman Dean Boyd said.