Sentence examples for base for promoting from inspiring English sources

The Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum announced yesterday it will meld its activates and membership list into the Linux Mobile Foundation (LiMo) with the hope of creating a strong base for promoting a mobile Linux operating system.

Green Care in Agriculture has been defined as "the utilization of agricultural farms, the animals, the plants, the garden, the forest, and the landscape as a base for promoting human mental and physical health, as well as quality of life, for a variety of client groups" (Memorandum of Understanding of COST866 Green Care in Agriculture, in Dessein and Bock, 2010 p.11).

The colony could provide a base for promoting Christianity among the native peoples as well as a convenient location for attacking the Spanish province of Nueva Vizcaya and gaining control of its lucrative silver mines.

Care farming (also called social farming) has been defined as the use of commercial farms and agricultural landscapes as a base for promoting mental and physical health, through normal farming activity.

Additional well-designed comparative effectiveness RCTs, similar to the RABBIT studies, examining the effect of scheduled insulin (basal/nutritional/correctional) to sliding scale insulin (basal + correctional without nutritional insulin) on intermediary glycemic, clinical, and economic outcomes are needed to provide the evidence base for promoting changes in prescribing practices.

Research is particularly relevant in this area to assess the feasibility and provide a sound evidence-base for promoting new approaches.

This study will provide evidence regarding the effectiveness of a multi-component behaviorally based intervention for promoting exercise adoption among people with mobility impairments that necessitate wheelchair use.

The primary study aim is to assess the effectiveness of the multi-component behaviorally based intervention for promoting physical activity adoption and maintenance.

This study will address a critical research question: what is the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of population based strategies for promoting optimal psychosocial adjustment and mental health for people with cancer and their carers who are at risk?

Funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), the Named Data Networking (NDN) project purposes to attain automatic caching of data and create a name-based routing mechanism for promoting reaction time and decreasing throughput.

Our results can be used as bases to set targets for promoting nuclear energy and pursuing a national project of building a nuclear power plant.