Sentence examples for characteristics of promoting from inspiring English sources
Additionally, the overexpression experiments showed that survivin-WT-overexpressing CD1a+ Mo-DCs have the characteristics of promoting cell cycle progression and decreasing apoptotic cells.
57 Of note, self-referrals (n=299) and clinic referrals (n=258) differed in terms of several socio-demographic characteristics, emphasizing the importance of promoting both in order to reach a wide range of at-risk individuals.
It is suggested that the low surface energy characteristics of PDMS promote migration to the air polymer interface to form a predominately PDMS enriched surface.
Methodologically rigorous studies must be conducted in those countries facing the new OAC epidemic in order to understand which characteristics of care promote child wellbeing.
The challenge of developing therapeutics to treat staphylococcal biofilm infections is that several characteristics of biofilms promote their antibiotic resistance, including the slow growth rate of bacteria in a biofilm, the high bacterial density and the binding of antibiotics to the biofilm slime.
The secreted protein TFF3 has malignant characteristics to promote the invasion of tumor cells by acting both directly on malignant cells and indirectly on the vasculature [ 24].
In addition, estimates of the characteristic effect are of the same sign and largely similar magnitude as those for the total gap, indicating that female students' advantages in reading are greatly attributable to their more favourable endowments of characteristics promoting reading scores.
Micro-radiographical and histomorphological examination revealed no significant difference between the PRP and non-PRP sides, suggesting that PRP has no useful characteristic in promoting healing of autogenous bone grafting [77].
For teachers it is also important to recognise characteristics of creativity and promote them while teaching.
The possibility remains that there are some undetected characteristics of soils that promote BP degradation by soil microorganisms.
It is clear that there exists a need to determine those near-surface characteristics of concrete, which promote the ingress of gases and liquids containing dissolved contaminants.
