Sentence examples for development foster from inspiring English sources

Heath reports that Lisa Jackson, EPA's first administrator under President Obama, quickly rolled out a plan to quicken the pace of toxicity assessments for hundreds of chemicals like formaldehyde that not only cause cancer but harm childhood neurological development, foster birth defects, impede fertility, exacerbate asthma and other respiratory problems, and trigger heart disease.

"This isn't restricting development," Foster says.

Based on our preliminary exposure results and evidence for adverse effects of DBP and/or MBP on fetal development (Foster 2006; Swan 2008), research designed to assess sources of DBP exposure among pregnant Mexican women is warranted.

Additionally, our results show that flagellar rotation in V. fischeri promotes release of the immunogenic molecule LPS that, during initiation of symbiosis, is required for normal induction of apoptotic tissue development (Foster et al., 2000).

Krüppel-like factor (KLF) family members are critical regulators of various cellular processes, including reprogramming of differentiated cells to stem cells (Takahashi et al, 2007), cell survival (Perkins et al, 1995), and tumour development (Foster et al, 2000; Ghaleb et al, 2005).

However, whether inhibition of LSD1 will hinder development of non-leukemic cells, which would limit its potential as a therapeutic target, has been a lingering question, particularly in light of data demonstrating that mice harboring germline deletion of LSD1 die early in development (Foster et al. 2010).

A sharp slowdown is undesirable, but cycles, including the down segments, are critical to economic development, "fostering discipline" and "upgrading capital," the report reminded its audience.

Two intersecting events of the last two decades have transformed the electricity industry: (1) market restructure designed to introduce wholesale market competition; and (2) renewable energy development fostered by government policies, including renewable portfolio standards (RPS).

17 RANKL appears to play an autocrine role in lesion development fostering and maintaining osteoclast formation, activation, and survival, 18 resulting in continuous bone resorption 19, 20 via activating RANK receptor-positive osteoclast-like giant cells and their precursors.

These developments fostered the growth of trust between professionals from the different organizations, and a new division of responsibilities between hospital and CLSC personnel could consequently be implemented.

Credit market development fosters growth in industries that rely on external finance for physical capital accumulation but is unimportant for growth in innovation-intensive industries.