Sentence examples for catalyse progress from inspiring English sources

"We're here to basically catalyse progress by being strategic about where rapid progress can be made.

Only one of the 10 targets of the National Biodiversity Conservation Strategy 2010-2030 has been met and the first draft of Australia's Strategy for Nature 2018-2030 "appeared unlikely to catalyse progress".

Such technology integration to develop comprehensive smart city platforms is one of the primary objectives of the European Innovation Partnership that is endeavouring to catalyse progress in this area [14].

Board representation is one way of facilitating engagement with Indigenous communities as a committed Board member advocating on Indigenous cancer issues could assist catalyse progress in this area.

The NHS should not retreat from the recent policies that have helped catalyse the progress the health service has made in the last decade.

Austerity has catalysed an abrupt reversal in the progress of gender equality as women's services begin to run out of funding and get shut down.

As shown in Supplementary Figure S3 (at http://www.BiochemJ.org/bj/422/bj4220305add.htm), the progress curves for dephosphorylation catalysed by PP1α were generally similar for the phosphorylated reduced and oxidized peptides, and quite distinct from the large effect Met oxidation had on peptide phosphorylation.

three years after the final report of the Commission on Social Determinants of Health, WHO convened the World Conference on Social Determinants of Health in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in october 2011 to review progress on implementing the recommendations of the commission, draw lessons from experiences and catalyse coordinated global action.

Designing a bifunctional air electrode which catalyses both the oxygen reduction and oxygen evolution reactions is an essential part of progress towards fully rechargeable metal-air batteries, such as the iron-air battery which is environmentally friendly, low cost, and does not suffer risk of thermal runaway like lithium-ion batteries.

In the present review we cover recent progress on the structural biology of the CRISPR/Cas system, focusing on the Cas proteins and complexes that catalyse crRNA biogenesis and interference.

Recent progress in understanding the cleavage reaction, coupled with what was previously known about Ku, DNA-PK, and double-strand break repair, provide the foundation for a working model of how V(D J recombination might be catalysed.