Sentence examples for facilitation of further from inspiring English sources

When all tasks were completed each small group presented their outline for delivering their teaching session including techniques for delivery, audience participation and facilitation of further learning.

The social worker is also available to patients and families for the provision of information regarding LKT as well as for limited facilitation of further family communication.

While co-activators, e.g. enzymes such as acetyltransferases or methyltransferases, lead to chromatin relaxation and a consecutive facilitation of a further transcription factor recruitment, co-repressors lead to the recruitment of histone deacetylases (HDACs) that support chromatin condensation and suppression of gene expression (Pascussi et al. 2008).

Possibly, further facilitation of the possible absorption in AGS is the presence of a considerable amount of (approximately 15 25 % w/ w) exopolysaccharides (EPS).

Further, nurses' facilitation of patient participation in pulmonary interventions has not been explored.

Further, the facilitation of downstream processing afforded by increased spacing seems to be greater for more word-like stimuli (e.g., greater for words than for consonant strings, etc).

A prospective, critically reflective study of facilitation will provide further insight into how and why facilitation unfolds, what methods are used by facilitators and how they overcome contextual problems which may be holding back implementation.

"I suspect the arrival of the Quagga, and its potential impacts and facilitation [for further invaders], shows we're at the start of a very slippery slope.

This facilitation would further lead to the inability of generating LTP and induce a failure in strengthening the inputs coming from the nondeprived eye.

If the constellation of the familiar cues was changed, in a subsequent experiment conducted after a further 7 days, facilitation of LTD was observed (ANOVA, F1,4 = 145.47; P < 0.0001; n = 5) (Fig. 4).

Recently, Murakami, Restle, and Ziemann (2011) showed that decreasing intelligibility of auditory speech (by adding noise) and visual speech (by speeding up the articulatory movements) further enhanced the facilitation of the MEPs recorded from the lips.