Sentence examples for better able to foster from inspiring English sources
Despite limitations placed by timber construction systems, this application results in a prefabricated building system enhanced with regard to robustness and flexibility, and therefore better able to foster designs that satisfy the current housing demand.
A single intravenous injection of the AAV2/8 carrying the modified SGSH gene was better able to foster the detection of SGSH activity throughout the periphery and the CNS of the animals treated with this version of the SGSH gene.
For example, at five schools that were marked to be phased out — a process that typically happens over several years to limit disruption for their students — students' performance was so much improved that staff members were given cash bonuses this year; city officials explained that closed schools are often able to foster better relationships with students as enrollment dwindles.
Neither will they be able to foster the academic research that drives ideas forward.
"We have large sectors of our communities who self-exclude from fostering because they believe they're not able to foster," said Brenda Farrell, head of fostering and adoption at Barnardo's.
But Lincoln Center has never been able to foster an ideal cultural populace that delights equally in opera, ballet, and symphony.
The leader must be able to foster an environment, professionally stimulating and conducive to risk sharing.
The fact that Quora is able to foster such an environment continues to fascinate me.
Web services are able to foster user experiences that more closely simulate real-world interactions.
Several readers were concerned enough to call, but none were able to foster him.
