Sentence examples for mechanisms which help from inspiring English sources
This study not only shows the possibility of low dosage nano modification on the durability enhancement of concrete, but also provides potential modification mechanisms which help to design and fabricate durable concrete materials with exposure to complicated aggressive environment.
They might also be considered "second order adaptations", in that it is possible that the selective learning mechanisms which help differentially transmit useful cultural traits might themselves be adaptations, and for the purpose of spreading and acquiring adaptive cultural traits for their possessors.
The action of GCs contributes to the compensatory mechanisms which help the body to get a stress situation under control.
The activity of kinases and phosphatases is tightly regulated in the cell and often involve feedback mechanisms, which help maintain the levels of cellular phosphorylation.
Amidst this dire backdrop, Sports for Development is thriving; arming its students with important coping mechanisms which help them to deal with their daily challenges.
Afghanistan has very good coordination mechanisms which help improve the programme effectiveness".-International Partner Another level of coordination is achieved by involving patients, their families and communities through communication and social mobilization activities.
At a cocking main, in a boxing ring, there was equal opportunity, and the blood letting served as a mechanism which helped drain frustration.
Thirdly, longer contacting time between CO2 and oil strengthens the vaporizing and dissolution mechanism which helps to decrease oil viscosity and IFT.
This paper contributed to proposing a mechanism which helps to make urban planning with full consideration of issues with respect to sustainable development.
These knowledge maps are represented formally to facilitate an inferencing mechanism which helps to automatically identify the causes of the inefficiencies and inconsistencies.
Interference control constitutes a gating mechanism, which helps to ignore irrelevant information (Wilson and Kipp 1998) and enhances the ability to suppress stimuli that would ordinarily trigger a competing reaction.
