Sentence examples for cycle fostering from inspiring English sources

NGOs are contributing at all stages of the research cycle, fostering the relevance and effectiveness of the research, priority setting, and knowledge translation to action.

Political cycles foster the effects of land price distortion on land misallocation.

HIF1α can also decrease the rate of OXPHOS by reducing the flux of pyruvate into the TCA cycle through fostering transcription of pyruvate dehydrogenase kinases [129, 130].

If Californians embrace such an approach, we could have a fiscally sound government that can weather the ups and downs of the business cycle and foster the high-wage jobs linked to California's cutting-edge industries from biotech to information technology to clean energy.

Much less attention has been dedicated to the design and deployment of bikeways devoted to recreational cycling, despite the role of cycle routes in promoting cycle tourism, and the effectiveness of cycle tourism in fostering sustainable and environmentally friendly economic growth, in addition to encouraging healthy life styles.

Alleles plans to release new prosthetic designs along the same Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter fashion calendar cycle as designer clothes, fostering the same freedom of self-expression in the realm of prosthetics as is widely available in the clothing and traditional accessories.

It's important that there is a cycle drive to foster a better digital environment," says Mervin Chew, digital attraction manager for Deloitte.

The solution proposed in this paper, based on the development of a life cycle cost model, fosters its application as a methodology to compare two mould manufacturing alternatives: a spray metal shell mould backfilled with a resin and aluminium powder resin and a conventional machined aluminium mould.

What are the conditions that make a city more successful in creating jobs and in fostering creativity, sustaining a virtuous cycle of social and economic improvements?

Overall, the fostering manipulation changed the estrous cycle structure according to the strain of the dam (Figure 11a).

As shown in Figure 11, cross fostering significantly affected the structure of the estrous cycle.