Sentence examples for a more open cause from inspiring English sources

But I hope those awful images will not be forgotten and that the rebuilt zoo will have a more open cause, conservation at its heart.

Elizardo Sánchez, perhaps the most prominent human rights advocate, has said that "the more American citizens in the streets of Cuban cities, the better for the cause of a more open society".

We have previously suggested that the increased meiotic recombination frequency upon loss of HR6B could be caused by a more open chromatin structure, allowing SPO11 to cut at more sites [ 38].

Telomere shortening, as observed during organismal ageing, causes a switch from a repressive to a more open telomeric chromatin status and favour telomere elongation by telomerase or by unleashing telomere recombination (Benetti et al, 2007a).

This is consistent with the Mwk mutation being a gain-of-function mutation, which renders the channel in a more open conformation, thereby allowing nonrestricted influx of calcium into the transfected cells causing cell death.

At places like Facebook, it was felt that making the world a more open and connected place could do far more good than working on any charitable cause.

Histone acetylation generally is associated with a more open, accessible structure of the chromatin and, consequently, increased transcription, whereas deacetylated histones can cause transcriptional repression (Bernstein et al. 2007).

She played with a more open hand.

A more open one may take longer.

It is now a more open system.

I'd like there to be a more open and transparent culture in the NHS centred around a more proactive approach to reducing avoidable harm by challenging the small issues before they cause serious or fatal consequences.