Sentence examples for Promote propagation from inspiring English sources

When I am starting off seeds in pots, the instructions often say the surface must be covered to promote propagation.

We, however, favour the hypothesis that enhanced evolvability arises within populations to promote propagation of the germ line, in accord with Dawkins' principles (Dawkins, 1976 ).

TAA-specific T cells can be numerically expanded ex vivo by culturing tumor-infiltrating T cells, or those from the peripheral blood, in the presence of autologous tumors and stimulatory cytokines [54], [55] to promote propagation in the absence of the immunoinhibitory environment that may exist in vivo.

The Al depletion and nano-scale partitioning observed at the αs/β boundaries resulted in easy crack initiation and promoted propagation in the centrifugally cast colony microstructure and reduced the basal slip τcrss.

According to these study results, we could confirm that activation of the A2 receptor subtype purinergic receptor through the agency of PDRN promoted propagation of cells and tissue restoration, and it is considered that the function of PDRN as tissue regeneration and medicine is very positive and it can also be applied to the bone defects in the oral and maxillofacial surgical field.

(2) The enhanced rupture triggered the TP mechanism in the near-trench area causing large slip, which promoted propagation of the rupture over a wide region including the source areas of the M 7-class earthquakes and surrounding conditionally-stable areas.

This interaction is intrinsically inhibitory but it stabilizes p110α and allows activation of the p85α:p110α complex upon stimulation, promoting propagation of ligand-dependent PI3K pathway signaling.

This implies that keratinocytes at the lower tip of the SG are especially responsive to local signals promoting propagation and differentiation of basal cells.

Subsequent culture of these cells was carried out after disruption of the developing colonies by treatment with trypsin, which is detrimental to the remaining epiSCs but promotes propagation of ESC-like cells.

To promote the propagation of the next generation, selection of mother trees should be considered to maximize evolutionary success based on the concept of the Evolutionary Significant Unit (ESU, [ 6]).

As it was shown by Ritchie "the intrinsic damage processes that operate ahead of the tip of a crack to promote its propagation, and extrinsic crack-tip-shielding mechanisms that act mostly behind the crack tip to inhibit this propagation" [3].