Sentence examples for and so promoted from inspiring English sources

In regarding nature as completely intelligible, Weyl had abolished the thing-in-itself and so promoted the identity of self and non-self, the great error of the Naturphilosophien.

After the pivotal summer, with Louise just a historical check mark, Moriarty runs briskly through the next 60 years: so-and-so promoted, so-and-so not killed in the war.

It said advertising can serve positive purposes and has powerful potential to shape and channel consumer awareness and so promote sustainable consumption patterns for the 21st century.

The play calls for two actors, playing seven roles, and so promotes the artful deception that it can be produced on the cheap.

They are then forced to fold by rapid mixing with a second solution that neutralises the effects of the denaturant and so promotes the process.

It will oppose Japan's bid to play host to next year's meeting of the International Whaling Commission (IWC), which was set up in 1946 to conserve whale stocks and so promote sustainable commercial whaling.

Outsiders say that the government is trying to limit the tribunal, which it sees as an imposition.That row is a far cry from an oft-stated hope that the tribunal would help Cambodians to discuss their history, and so promote reconciliation.

Importantly, one possible explanation for the improved reprogramming outcome observed with SCNT is that the protocol routinely involves using inhibitors of the enzyme histone deacetylase, which facilitate reprogramming by preventing the removal of certain epigenetic marks and so promoting chromosome decompaction.

Perhaps decreased ACE tissue levels increase local tissue concentration of BK and so promote asthma symptoms.

The enhanced segregation of DPPC/Chol would lead to tighter packing of DPPC and cholesterol molecules and an increase in the ordering of lipids in Lo domains and so promote the formation of gel-phase clusters.

An increase in fire frequency, with a number of contiguous fires occurring with intervals <150 years would clearly threaten the Pinus cembra cover and would probably result in overcoming the resilience threshold of the present forested ecosystem, and so promote the development of herbs and shrubs.