Sentence examples for the effect of facilitating from inspiring English sources

Conversely, dissolving and entrapping an antigen in the external aqueous phase has the effect of facilitating the expression of the antigen.

At the same time, the Russian attacks had the peculiar effect of facilitating a unity of commiseration among the moderate opposition.

Third, we observe that non-disclosure can have the positive effect of facilitating the formation of reputation.

Even those strategies that aim to overcome resistance, such as combined treatments, may have the unintended effect of facilitating the accumulation of new signaling alterations that may be beneficial to tumor survival.

After consulting with companies that have been clear leaders in the field, the OECD, with the full support of its U.S. delegation, noted the corrosive effect of facilitating payments and urged member countries to encourage companies to prohibit or discourage the payments and make them aware that they are illegal in the countries in which they're paid.

In addition, Edelman and Luca found that profile photos, which many users hope will help them project trustworthiness during a transaction, have the unintended effect of facilitating prejudice.

However, the indirect effect of facilitating environment on GTA teaching self-efficacy through quality of GTA PD was significant (B = 0.05 with 95% CI = 0.00 0.16, β = 0.05), indicating that quality of GTA PD was one mechanism through which a department's facilitating environment influences GTA teaching self-efficacy.

The objective of this research is to examine the effect of managerially facilitated consumer-to-consumer interactions on Asian and Western consumer evaluations and behavioral outcomes.

According to the analysis results, the effect of the facilitating conditions variables on the use behavior was significant in both samples from Turkey (β = 0.377, p < 0.01) and the United Kingdom (β = 0.097, p < 0.05).

Although little effort has been made to link the effect of a facilitating environment to teaching self-efficacy for GTAs, similar items do predict teaching self-efficacy in K 12 teachers (Tobin et al., 2006).

"This belief implicates a difficult and important question of religion and moral philosophy, namely, the circumstances under which it is wrong for a person to perform an act that is innocent in itself but that has the effect of enabling or facilitating the commission of an immoral act by another".