Sentence examples for study facilitated by from inspiring English sources
After Mr. Davies's resignation, three other British universities disclosed Libyan connections: in a study facilitated by the same Qaddafi family foundation, a group at King's College London reported on conditions in Libyan jails, finding "a clear overall improvement" in jails run by the country's judicial police, some of whom were trained by King's personnel.
HR conducted the study facilitated by SA.
Finally, the progress in human exposure assessment studies facilitated by these analytical methods is described and an outlook on probable developments and possibilities is presented.
We are starting to appreciate this variability to a greater extent because of the numerous studies facilitated by the methods developed in large-scale projects such as the Human Microbiome Project and the Metagenomics of the Human Intestinal Tract (MetaHIT).
This article provides a short overview and comparison of published multibiomarker methods, discusses challenges associated with very low analyte concentrations, sample preparation, matrix effects, and a lack of calibrants and certified reference materials, and describes the progress in human exposure assessment studies facilitated by these methods.
Commissioning of the IBoD study was facilitated by the experiences of previous national and state-based BoD studies, as well as existing relationships between the government and researchers involved.
This study was facilitated by an unrestricted grant from Boehringer-Ingelheim. GAAH is the main investigator of this study and corresponding author.
This study was facilitated by improvements to the nanomatryoshka synthesis which significantly increased nanoparticle yield, making in vivo studies possible.
Thus, the behavior study is facilitated by choosing and accessing the corresponding index in the audio file.
This study was facilitated by the RELOAD project funded by the German Ministry of Education and Research BMBFF) within the framework of GlobE initiative, grant number 031A247A-D.
Compared with other probability-based online panels that usually need to be provided Internet access (Revilla et al. 2016), this study is facilitated by the prevalence of ICT tools and the increased use of mobile Web applications among young people.
