Sentence examples for resource facilitating from inspiring English sources

The immune escape maps and associated data are intended to serve as a user-friendly guide to the locations of common escape mutations and covarying codons in HIV-1 subtype B, and as a resource facilitating the systematic identification and classification of immune escape mutations.

It should be a valuable genome resource facilitating whole genome sequence assembly and characterization of position-based genes important for aquaculture traits.

> metabolicMine is an integrated information resource facilitating genetic and genomic analysis of metabolic diseases, from finding relevant data sets and examining them, to providing an infrastructure that facilitates in-depth analysis.

The results of current work reveals comprehensive profiles of metabolic activities among A. mongolicus tissues, and will serve as a valuable public resource facilitating the research on traditional herbs and development of natural bioactive products for therapeutic needs.

CHSPR obtained national funding to expand its breadth in data research in the 2000s, which allowed them to partner with UBC and other researchers from across the province to create PopDataBC: a "multi-university, data and education resource facilitating interdisciplinary research on the determinants of human health, well-being and development".

Assuming that the methodology is rigorously followed we may reasonably assume that the content of a SOR CPG can be trusted, and assuming that the CPG is maintained properly as new research is published such guidelines can be an important continuing resource, facilitating discussion and new research as well as specific clinical guidance.

This resource facilitates high resolution mapping of genes for traits of interest.

However, the PBO is inherently weak where the matrix organisation is strong: in performing routine tasks, achieving economies of scale, coordinating cross-project resources, facilitating company wide technical development, and promoting organisation-wide learning.

This includes making crime more risky, more difficult, or less rewarding; creating offender uncertainty; reducing provocation; reminding offenders of the rules; denying criminogenic resources; facilitating detection; reducing the supply of offenders; and identifying problems and stimulating attention towards them.

Furthermore, the enhanced habitat diversity due to a well-developed vegetation cover with increased successional age [19] provides more microhabitats and food resources facilitating colonization and population growth.

Support for departmental resources facilitating research investigations was provided in part by an unrestricted grant from Research to Prevent Blindness, New York.