Sentence examples for packages to facilitate from inspiring English sources
Fisher x2 has developed a range of hardware/software packages to facilitate advanced control and to build a platform for the use of new techniques for better management of process plants.
These skilled nurses supported patients and family carers in making decisions about preferred place of care and requested care packages to facilitate deaths in the community.
However, in many industrial fields where items are packaged to facilitate the transport and distribution, this supposition is not true.
The complete chip, including microchannels for fluid transport and nanochannels for DNA stretching and visualization has been fabricated and packaged to facilitate the contact with the macroscopic world.
The "Architecture" subsection describes the AZOrange architecture and the major Open Source dependencies, while the "Extension of Orange functionality" subsection gives a detailed overview of the functionality by which AZOrange complements the Orange package to facilitate ADMET modeling in particular.
There is a way to remove the trade-off between "rigor" and "use," by applying industrial engineering (IE) tools that, though sophisticated and powerful, are packaged to facilitate use by people with relatively little specialized training.
French speciality chemicals major Arkema has developed a new modifier specifically designed for the polyethylene terephthalate (PET) strapping that is increasingly used for reinforcing carton packaging, to facilitate handling and transport.
In addition that Rotondi and Donner (2012) provided an evidence-based approach [ 47] and authored an R package to facilitate sample size estimation in this design (CRT Size).
Lipid small molecules include Gemini surfactants, liposomes, or lipidoids that associate DNA cargo with a lipid package to facilitate membrane transfer.
These relations are depicted by colored lines and arrows in Figure 2. We also implemented the Exploratory Visual Analysis (EVA) software package to facilitate graphical interpretation of our microarray data in the context of biological information, as described previously (Reif et al. 2005; Reif and Moore 2006).
Here we present a new open-source software package designed to facilitate the analysis of atmospheric data, with emphasis on data mining applications applied to single-particle mass spectrometry data from aerosol particles.
