Sentence examples for capable of promoting a from inspiring English sources
In this study, a new system capable of promoting a more uniform and energy-efficient cooling was developed.
One way of increasing the use of PI lies in producing methodologies capable of promoting a different approach to process development.
Transition-metal complexes are capable of promoting a range of selective transformations of organic molecules under mild conditions1,2, and much effort has been devoted to studying their reactivity towards hydrocarbons3 7.
The boy, however, seemed to regard the house as if it were a place of spiritual significance, capable of promoting a profound inner peace.
Instead, clearly differentiated sensory events are capable of promoting a level of performance consistent with integration via a weighted summation [7] [8], [11].
We show that PML Ib localizes to the cytoplasm and demonstrate that the cytoplasmic PML Ib isoform alone is capable of promoting a cellular resistance to viral infection.
Development of adjunctive treatments capable of promoting engraftment of a given dose of BM at a certain level of recipient myelosuppression is a critical goal toward clinical translation of the mixed chimerism approach.
Moreover, using cocultured cells (DPSCs/CCN3 and DPSCs) in vitro and the cocultured cells-poly (lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) scaffold complex in vivo, we demonstrated that CCN3 was capable of promoting mineralization in a non-cell autonomous manner through promoting secretion of BMP2.
The biosurfactant produced (5.35 mg/ml) was capable of promoting biodegradation to a large extent reported (Thavasi et al. 2011).
Twist1, an EMT inducer necessary for cell migration, has recently been found to have transcriptionally regulatory activity on the expression of Bmi1, and these two are capable of promoting tumorigenesis in a synergized manner.
Lead and free iron are independently capable of promoting oxidative damage, a purported mechanism in the pathogenesis of neurodegenerative disease (Jellinger 1999; Jenner 1993; Samson and Nelson 2000; Winterbourn 1995).
