Sentence examples for catalyze further from inspiring English sources

This resource is available to the cancer research community to catalyze further analysis and investigation.

But a remaining question is whether this event will catalyze further action either on gun control or on other issues, as other large-scale demonstrations have.

The Institute's continued investment in its campus will catalyze further economic development for the City of Cambridge and the Greater Boston region.

During the final months of the shah's rule, his opponents used mourning rituals held for demonstrators killed by security forces to catalyze further protests.

The current industrial application of molten salt technology will catalyze further improvements in the technology, as well as cost reductions, that may make these storage systems feasible for microgrids in remote areas.

Under the OPEN 2012 program, the Harvard team received funding from the U.S. Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency Energygy (ARPA-E) to develop the grid-scale battery, and plans to work with the agency to catalyze further technological and market breakthroughs over the next several years.

The International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) is a global, market-led coalition that is responding to and catalyzing further shifts in thinking and behaviour designed to reshape corporate reporting for the 21st century.

When Jay was a film student and Mark a budding musician, Richard Linklater's "Slacker" defined a generation of postadolescent angst, catalyzing further interest in stripped-down productions.

A portion of H2O2 can be catalyzed further by rGO to hydroxyl radical, which continued to react with MOP to produce MOP radical and H2O.

Moreover, given the importance of wireless communication to the vitality of rural Africa, the increased availability of charging for cell phones then catalyzes further business development across many previously unconnected areas.

Among them, CYP705A5 and CYP708A2 are good candidates for catalyzing further modifications, possibly sequential hydroxylations, of thalianol to form a stress responsive, root specific triterpenoid.