Sentence examples for to facilitate interface from inspiring English sources
The structure of p66 C i is very similar to that of the monomer p66M, probably including only small adjustments, for example, in the β7-β8 loop to facilitate interface formation (Mulky et al., 2007).
An HPLC injection valve and loop are also integrated into the instrument to facilitate interfacing with an external semi-preparative HPLC purification system.
A rigid backing was affixed to the microneedle patches to facilitate interfacing of the patches with analytical laboratory equipment.
As a long run strategy, the company entreats web service providers to embrace open standards that facilitate interfacing between social networks and non-social networks such as Google Calendar, YouTube, and Yahoo Messanger.
To facilitate this interface between the computational biology research needs and the available resources, we propose a new extensible, lightweight and portable framework (iTools) for resource management, evaluation and mediation.
Some discussions were held with key members of the advisory group established to facilitate the interface mentioned above.
Experiment and results of the demonstration project have proved that the architecture can facilitate interfacing smart sensors with various field buses and enable Internet access of networked sensors.
The GWLC platform has been designed to meet objectives such as modularity, scalability, as well as portability, and to facilitate open interfaces.
and availability of commercial microcontrollers (MCUs), in this work, we have set the following design objectives to facilitate the interfacing of high-speed image sensors with low-performance MCU.
The chemical structures and datasets are represented as described in [33], enhanced with JSON representation to facilitate the user interface implementation (http://ambit.sourceforge.net/api.html).html
Therefore, to improve I-V symmetry, the growth of RTD with a thinner barrier should be done by other methods to facilitate a smooth interface of the barrier, such as a migration-enhanced epitaxy.
