Sentence examples for facilitating the alignment of from inspiring English sources
To provide the best reduction, the bone nearby the fracture site was gently deperiosted, facilitating the alignment of the bone ends.
An additional advantage is that the proposed cell features a fixed position of the "inlet tube" with respect to the substrate, thus facilitating the alignment of multiple substrates.
In addition, the tools combine well together as the dimensions largely correspond with each other, facilitating the alignment of the workshop as complementary to the questionnaire.
In complex systems such as health, and especially in the context of chronic disease where system reforms are inherently multifaceted, Networks offer a potential solution to informing and implementing organisational change, and facilitating the alignment of evidence-informed policy and practice.
Our results indicated that the two sheets facilitated the alignment of HUVECs and promoted the formation of vascular networks.
In vitro results indicated that the undifferentiated hMSC cell sheet facilitated the alignment of HUVECs and significantly promoted the formation of vascular-like networks.
This mouse tool facilitates the alignment of a molecular structure with the coordinate origin if one atom is selected, and along the specified axis if two atoms are selected.
Policies designed to stabilize atmospheric carbon dioxide at levels below ∼500 ppm, on the other hand, directly facilitate the alignment of environmental and security objectives because atmospheric targets in this range demand significant reductions in both coal and oil use.
In order to facilitate the alignment of optical components and improve the signal quality, a new optical bonding technology by mechanical fixture is proposed so that the optics can be permanently pressed together without air gap in between.
Laser output is coupled to an optical fiber, which facilitates the alignment of the laser to the confocal head (CSU-X1, Yokogawa, Sugarland, TX).
The black dots are fluorescent beads, which were introduced to facilitate the alignment of the fluorescence and TEM images.
