Sentence examples for conducive to direct from inspiring English sources

The gallbladder has unique anatomic features that are conducive to direct invasion of surrounding structures.

Therefore, laser-modified PES fibers serve as scaffolds with channels conducive to directing neuronal cell process growth.

One is to make sectors like retail, banking and infrastructure more conducive to foreign direct investment.

With regard to the potential effects of homoplasy on the resolution of the Coelomata-Ecdysozoa problem, the present estimates should be interpreted with caution because the informative RGC_CAMs relevant for this problem and the events conducive to the direct estimation of homoplasy were located on different branches of the phylogenetic tree.

Its watchword was "consensus," and its instrument was the federal bureaucracy, whose vast resources it undertook to direct in a pragmatic manner conducive to the welfare of all.

Consequentially, nature is conducive to involuntary attention and does not require our directed attention, allowing recovery from mental fatigue and facilitating attention restoration.

According to Young [ 45], the rapid development of civilization is an apparent factor conducive to diseases, which do not pose a direct threat to human life.

Singapore has long provided a business climate conducive to attracting multinational corporations, as well as foreign direct investments.

Social support is provided by the government by conditions conducive to adoption of security technologies, for example, through direct and indirect subsidies.

That is not conducive to achieving the stated Guardian Target!

Policy should be directed towards creating whole-life supportive environments conducive to support risk-minimising behaviours e.g. early-life support for parents and public policy on sugar availability.