Sentence examples for above foster from inspiring English sources
Moreover, as noted above, Foster [ 42] has demonstrated for both Tonga and Samoa, that remittances and savings are both linked to interest rates.
Note that, in contrast, Mnd2/Apc15 was found to stimulate Cdc20 autoubiquitin (see above; Foster and Morgan 2012), suggesting that regulation of the APC by Mnd2/Apc15 might be complex.
STS inhibitors have been developed as a novel endocrine therapy agent for ER-positive postmenopausal breast cancer patients based upon the results of these in vitro and in vivo studies above (Foster et al, 2008; Geisler et al, 2011).
The president's visits to Nevada and New Mexico on Wednesday opened a four-state trip over two days to highlight what he calls his "all of the above" agenda to foster alternative energy sources, as well as oil and gas, with federal tax and spending incentives.
Addressing the above challenges will foster our engineering capability and help to achieve the ultimate goal of efficient and reliable development of synthetic circuits with defined functionality.
In addition to the above exercises which foster creativity and empower the individual, The Piven Theatre Workshop, as noted in In the Studio with Joyce Piven: Theatre Games, Story Theatre and Text Work for Actors by her former student and famed actress Joan Cusack, teaches empathy.
By turning to him, the Philharmonic board chose substance over style, and he was brought in to reestablish discipline, reconnect the Philharmonic to the core Germanic repertory and above all foster mutual respect among the musicians.
In addition to the selective pressure that they exert on cell populations, as mentioned above, they foster the evolution of genes and genomes and mobilize genes across lineages.
It means, above all, fostering a sense of self-confidence among the people at large to bring about the mix of civic pride, philanthropy and financial investment that so often underpins the success of places like California.Many Australians do not seem to appreciate that they live in an unusually successful country.
Altogether, these data are compatible with our above conclusion that robustness fosters evolvability in the long-term.
