Sentence examples for conducive to enter from inspiring English sources

FA, as a guiding molecule of anti-tumor drugs, has many advantages, such as low cost, high chemical stability, good receptor affinity, small size conducive to enter tumor cells through blood vessels, and completely infiltrate tumor tissues, etc., besides, FA complexes can well target to tumor cells.

"He created an environment conducive to economic investment through robust infrastructure and competitive power markets that allowed new technologies to enter.

Since in the Republic of Croatia 99.4 % of registered enterprises come from the category of small and medium enterprises (HUP-Udruga malih i srednjih poduzetnika 2009), while in 20 Keys that percentage amounts to only 60%% (Fig. 3), it can be concluded that there are real explanations and barriers that are not conducive to small businesses entering the program.

The findings suggest that participants were not entering environments conducive to the ongoing development of EBP skills.

However, some scholars believe that getting away from its original roots as soon as it enters a mature stage is more conducive to a cluster network's structural adjustment and optimization and upgrading.

The starch entering the lower gut may be conducive to the growth of Gram-negative bacteria, which may result in an increase in LPS as described above.

However, we are now entering a period of uncertainty that is not conducive to strong economic growth and there could be some immediate fallout from the expected decline in investment and trade.

The disturbance then entered an area of the Gulf of Mexico that was conducive to tropical cyclogenesis and became the first tropical depression of the season, after which it was forecast to make landfall before any significant intensification.

Because of the forest battle, a subtle fear has entered Tasmanian public life; it stifles dissent and is conducive to the abuse of power.

Michael Howard barred Rev Moon from entering the UK on the grounds that it would not be "conducive to the public good".

It's that any person coming into any of our facilities, no matter where they enter into our system, we want to be able to create an environment that's conducive to really being able to gain their trust.