Sentence examples for open to facilitate from inspiring English sources

An account by Cesar Poropat, chief engineer aboard, another blockship dispatched from Boston, mentions that transverse bulkheads aboard that ship were cut open to facilitate sinking.

As Veronica had calculated with her incredible mental abilities, the sacristan's humble rooms of lodging, just down the rear hallway, had been vacated, a small wooden wedge keeping his door open to facilitate the traditional airing.

During the day, zebra sharks are sluggish and usually found resting on the sea bottom, sometimes using their pectoral fins to prop up the front part of their bodies and facing into the current with their mouths open to facilitate respiration.

In contrast with better characterized microbial UPPs, the dimeric architecture of the human enzyme leads to interdomain motions that "close" the protein around substrates and "open" to facilitate product release.

Removal of As under cap-open (to facilitate aerobic condition) and cap-closed conditions (to facilitate aerobic condition) were found to be similar.

GBSC officially opened to facilitate Big Data Genomics at Stanford (9/1/2013).

After recovery of >24 hr, mice were head-fixed to a bar, their bodies restrained in a custom-made plastic tube and the dura was opened to facilitate the recording of extracellular Purkinje cell activity, as previously described (Hoebeek et al., 2005).

It's only natural that we move our Open Data platform to the cloud and adopt modern open interfaces to facilitate that flow and access to innovation.

She said: "Several healthcare organisations engage together with NHS England three or four times a year on an ad hoc basis, in an open forum, to facilitate ease of general communications about commissioning and other NHS matters".

Transcatheter valve repair/replacement techniques can be used in conjunction with open surgery to facilitate a hybrid approach in patients with multivalve disease.

The redox partner of P450cam stabilizes it in an open conformation to facilitate proton-coupled electron transfer.