Sentence examples for mutually facilitate from inspiring English sources

Pleasure and approach seem to mutually facilitate each other, as do affective pain and withdrawal (Neumann, Förster, and Strack 2003).

Several studies have indicated that As and Se each mutually facilitate excretion of the other in bile (Levander 1977).

This hypothesis is supported by experimental studies indicating that As and Se each mutually facilitate biliary excretion of the other (Zeng et al. 2005).

Our findings indicate that the expansion of GRNs and adaptation to novel environments are mutually facilitating, resulting in a sustainable sources of evolvability.

Given the findings that the number of CGVs in a population was largely determined by the size (order) of GRNs, we propose that expansion of GRNs and adaptation to novel environments are mutually facilitating and sustainable sources of evolvability and hence the origins of biological diversity and complexity.

Pancer believes that "the establishment of the foundation by a venture-capital firm will facilitate mutually beneficial collaboration [between] industry and basic science in order to achieve useful applications for human health".

Two mutually reinforcing processes facilitate a bee developing the physiological capacity to nurse and the propensity to stay within the caste.

Several local codebook designs are proposed including one based on a ring and one based on mutually unbiased bases; both facilitate efficient implementation.

Individual, social and structural factors combine to produce mutually reinforcing conditions that facilitate HIV transmission.

Research has shown that caregiver-child relationships characterised by a mutually responsive orientation can facilitate the process of self-regulation [ 52].

Similar to previous research [ 21], participants were further classified into four mutually exclusive groups to facilitate analyses that combines high and low levels for both physical activity and screen time: S-MVPA/LST, I-MVPA/LST, S-MVPA/HST, I-MVPA/HST (these variables are also referred to as 'combined behaviors').