Sentence examples for conducive of this from inspiring English sources

In many ways, I worry that the voice of academic public health has been far too quiet on this issue, simply because the typical mechanisms that support our scholarship--extramural funding chief among them--have not been conducive of this work.

[The teacher should emphasize that particular types of data are more conducive to this type of prediction, such as constant growth rate or linear growth.

"We all have times of the year when business is slow, and a place with a bed and breakfast type of atmosphere is more conducive to this type of retreat than a hotel or conference center".

It is also suggested that the decrease in the bone tissue parameters in the vicinity of proximal metaphysic of the proximal phalanx can be conducive to this type of fractures.

"The school atmosphere was not as conducive to this kind of music," Ms. McElroy said.

I think the challenge for Russia — and the real challenge for President Medvedev's modernization agenda — is to create an environment that is conducive to this kind of creativity, as well as one that has the nutrients to sustain it once it sprouts.

But Mr. Gingrich outlined his views in his 2008 book, "Real Change: From the World That Fails to the World That Works," saying that the California, Florida and the Northeast Corridor from Boston to Washington are all "very conducive to this kind of high-speed train investment".

In the interview, Schrank hastens to acknowledge that American scientists also cheat, but, he adds, "We simply think that the incentive structure and the organizational structure in Northeast Asia are much more conducive to this type of fraud than either the incentive structure or the organizational structure in the United States".

Unfortunately, in pediatric medicine there are settings that are particularly conducive to this type of compound neurotoxicity.

Finally, while the most obvious solution to metabolic endotoxinemia appears to be to reduce saturated fat intake, the Western diet is not conducive to this mode of action, and it is difficult for patients to comply with this request.

The issues related either to organisational structure, that the hospital is a large, complex, bureaucratic organisation, or to the (informal) organisational culture 16 which is not necessarily conducive to this kind of change.