Sentence examples for be expected to foster from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has already approved expanded exports of natural gas, which in turn would be expected to foster domestic production.

The expanded use of multimedia [26, 27, 28] and e-learning (radiology software and Internet usage) [27, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35] as part of the didactical approach in radiology teaching can be expected to foster effective learning.

This variation was demonstrated among communities within the same geographic region, and within relatively short work seasons lasting weeks to months, conditions that could be expected to foster homogeneity.

The combination of WBL with a problem-based teaching format results in a virtual learning environment which can be expected to foster the structured acquisition of both knowledge and skills related to clinical reasoning (Hammoud et al. 2006; Kamin et al. 2002).

Over the next ten years, the scheme is expected to foster an additional $5 billion in trade for the seven participating countries.Buying protection against political and exchange-control risk, however, does not take care of the risk of non-payment by the importer.

The remarkable performance of these sensors combined with their high stability is expected to foster applications of LRSPR in biosensing.

The increase in informal communications is expected to foster an open and friendly workplace environment which is conducive to learning, enhancing better collaborations and knowledge sharing.

The database is available online and is expected to foster the use of this promising technique in the diagnosis of pediatric pathologies.

Moreover, prospective teachers' educational background characteristics, especially their OTL during both university education and prior to university education were analysed, as those variables were expected to foster the development of CK and PCK.

A growing number of universities have implemented an algorithm course for non-computer science majors, because algorithm education is expected to foster logical thinking and develop general problem formulation and solving skills.

Moreover, it is expected to foster multilingualism through the promotion of the less widely used European languages and provide a concrete basis for linguistic diversification in LSP course design.