Sentence examples for time facilitated from inspiring English sources

The standard programme involves 6 h of contact time, facilitated by two trained HCPs.

A lower translocation rate at a 200-mV transmembrane bias was achieved, and the longer DNA translocation time facilitated the event analysis.

Completion of the genetic landscape of a eukaryote for the first time facilitated research toward understanding the genetic architecture of growth traits and the implications of pleiotropy through the reconstruction of a global map of epistasis.

Domain repeats are often expanded through duplications of several domains at a time, facilitated in ECM by domains being encoded as single exons (Bjorklund et al. 2006; Hynes 2012).

As postulated by Kingdon (20), there was a coming together of a number of factors at a particular time, facilitated by key individuals or policy entrepreneurs in a well resourced setting that enabled the development of the new programme.

The apo form of the PON2 and PON2 complexes with TCM candidates revealed stable fluctuation during all of the MD simulation time, and 20 ns of simulation time facilitated all simulation systems into constant conditions.

Supervisors are responsible for the timeliness and rigor of data collection and ensure that all eligible children are asked to participate, the survey visits are scheduled on time, facilitate team logistics and timely delivery of the biomarkers.

DMIC proponents believe building planned cities and manufacturing centres along the corridor will sustain urbanisation for a long time, facilitating the continued growth of the country's economy.

Access to the appropriate information, delivered in the appropriate way at the appropriate time, facilitates both ordinary co-ordination and effective emergency evacuation.

There is a deep hypocrisy in the current situation of Australia and its international allies purporting to fight Isis to protect Arabs and Muslims in the Middle East, while at the same time facilitating the denigration of them in Australia.

"It's addressing areas of challenge that Singapore itself faces, and at the same time facilitating the export of knowledge and best practices among developing-country cities globally, thus creating jobs for its businesses and population".