Sentence examples for to facilitate applicability from inspiring English sources
We used the resting state as the baseline to facilitate applicability of the task to child participants.
To facilitate applicability to multiple settings the suite refers to "persons" rather than patients, clients or residents.
However, the examination of the included cost and parameter estimates and the results of the sensitivity analyses should facilitate applicability of the results found in this study to other settings.
Microarray chips produced by commercial vendors and academic laboratories are mostly generic in nature to facilitate wide applicability.
REDHORSE therefore serves as a bridge to reduce the distance between outputs from NGS platforms and the specific requirements of the RD algorithms to facilitate their applicability.
To facilitate easier applicability of the current MRI protocol by radiology technicians, we chose to use the standard brain imaging package delivered by the system manufacturer instead of custom developed sequences.
However, to facilitate clinical applicability the seven immune subtypes were condensed to a more simplified tumour immune subtype variable classification: high immune susceptibility, intermediate immune susceptibility and low immune susceptibility (de Kruijf et al, 2013).
By tailoring the microarchitecture of biodegradable vascular prostheses, it is therefore possible to optimize the scaffold for tissue regeneration while preventing blood leakage, and thus facilitating applicability in the clinic.
This reduction technique enables the formulation of a plate impactor structural system of minimum size (1 term per vibration mode for composite plates – 2 terms for sandwich plates) and reduces computational cost, thus facilitating applicability for real-time impact and vibration control.
The promising clinical results obtained with engineered T cells, including chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) therapy, call for further advancements to facilitate and broaden their applicability.
It emphasised currently accepted good practice in surgery and conservative management to facilitate the general and ready applicability of its results, particularly in, but also beyond, the UK NHS.
