Sentence examples for material facilitated from inspiring English sources

Although parchment was used to produce book rolls, and although many early codices were made from papyrus, the new writing material facilitated the success of the codex.

The company had 50 million daily users at its peak and, through a system that, in effect, paid people to upload pirated material, facilitated a gigantic unsanctioned exchange of music and movies.

Moreover, the airflow design of the composite material facilitated a pressure drop of 149 mmAq/m, which was 0.69 times lower than the silica gel packed bed system.

In addition, it was observed that the nHA-reinforced polymer material facilitated an enhanced growth of apatite on the surface, resulting in a decrease in the pore sizes in between the nanofibers, which in turn improved the mechanical strength of the composite with more elongation than the bare PPEES nanofiber.

The e-learning material facilitated learning.

Frequent trade activity, including the exchange of plant material, facilitated the rapid spread of E. necator over long distances.

The high electrical conductivity and nanostructured morphology of this anode material facilitate charge transports, thus considerably improving pseudocapacitive performance compared to Fe2O3 and FeS2 contrast samples.

The 1D nanotubes assembly and hollow interior endow this kind of material facilitate fast lithium ion and electron transport and accommodate the big volume change during the conversion reactions.

The possibility of performing whole transcriptome microarray analysis on small amounts of tissue material facilitates its application to tissue samples from individual subjects.

MC silicon nitride ceramic is a hydrophilic negative charged ceramic, which means that fluid (blood with nutrients) and proteins attach to the material, facilitating bone cell adherence and incorporation of the material in the surrounding bone.

(2) Magnetic shielding materials facilitated eliminating the proximity effect, which produces a nonuniform heating pattern along the workpiece wall.