Sentence examples for which further facilitates from inspiring English sources
Moreover, this was achieved with GG as the sole additive, which further facilitates the overall fabrication process.
VOPcPhO solution is able to achieve the low viscosity properties due to its low solution concentration which further facilitates the infiltration of PC71BM solution.
These results indicate that after formation of H-bonds, IR and NMR spectra change greatly, which further facilitates the identification of hydration of 2TX.
This polyelectrolyte complex membrane (PECM) is permeable to ions including hydroxyl ions, which further facilitates layer-by-layer assembly of membrane stratum.
The method results in an enhanced calcium phosphate formation on the materials' surfaces which further facilitates the growth of a thicker hydroxyapatite layer.
The active sites for the initial nucleation of metal are randomly distributed due to the polycrystalline feature and roughness surface of the Au substrate, which further facilitates random orientation of the initially formed nanocrystals, as shown schematically in Fig. 7.
Thus, even in Sanskrit literature, oral performance was an essential component, which further facilitated the assimilation of oral vernacular elements.
Therefore, it is highly imperative to optimize production and extraction parameters which further facilitate economic design of the full-scale operation system for newly isolated microbial strains.
Rat aortic endothelial cells (RAOECs) were introduced to construct a co-cultured microfiber model, which further facilitated the functional expression of neural cells due to the synergistic effect of both vascularized-like cells and neural-like cells.
They are generally used to target the innate immune response, which further facilitate the evolution of the adaptive immune response (Pashine et al., 2005; Reed et al., 2009) and mediate the balance between humoral and cellular immunity (Brunner et al., 2010).
Additionally, the oscillation or rupture of microbubbles by US exposure remarkably increased microstream and sheer stress, which further facilitate the elution of antibiotics [ 8, 9, 12– 15, 22].
