Sentence examples for latter facilitated from inspiring English sources
The latter, facilitated by historian Cal Winslow, director of the Mendocino Institute, "was one of the most extraordinary projects I've undertaken as a scholar," recalls Watts - whose past fieldwork has taken him to west Africa, south Asia, and Vietnam to study peasant agriculture, Islamic social movements, and the political ecology of oil.
The latter facilitated the use of penicillin by private farmers without veterinarian supervision in isolated places.
While the former approach resulted in more clarity and certainty for the RN, the latter facilitated a focus on quality of resident-care outcomes as linked to the delegation process.
An improvement in the concentration of sulfur dioxide and ozone was observed, the latter facilitated by few long sunshine periods and by the decrease in emissions of precursors such as NOX and volatile hydrocarbons.
The latter, facilitated the exchange of perceived EBP barriers/facilitators between all nine participants and was performed after all face-to-face interviews were completed.
It is recommended that the former be accompanied by a review of the identified barriers by local health professionals, and the latter facilitated through opportunity to conduct the focus group at a pre-arranged meeting or workshop.
The latter facilitates the use of neuromorphic hardware platforms to run the eSTDM.
The latter facilitates the adoption of complex numerical models for the coupled system.
Managers are likely to perceive performance indicators as enabling if the latter facilitate their actions without unduly constraining them.
We reveal the ternary complex structure of PRS-HF and adenosine 5′- β,γ-imido)triphosphate where the latter facilitates HF integration into the PRS active site.
The latter facilitates the onset of phase-flip bifurcation/transitions among the coupled oscillators of the ensemble, while the nonlocal coupling induces a partial asynchronization among the out-of-phase synchronized oscillators at this onset.
