Sentence examples for effectively promoting from inspiring English sources

HPV-mediated transformation of human keratinocytes in vitro alters TGFβ responses in such a way as to reduce the growth-inhibitory effects of TGFβ, leaving intact the EMT responses to this cytokine, therefore effectively promoting EMT.

I find it unbelievable that Guardian Money is effectively promoting these schemes in an article.

But Traavik himself, who was effectively promoting the gig as well as making this documentary film, had cultivated cultural links with the regime and persuaded them that Laibach were OK.

Groups from across the ideological spectrum -- from the American Civil Liberties Union to the National Right to Life Committee -- all complain that they will be prevented from effectively promoting their causes.

A few weeks ago, Saeb Erekat, secretary-general of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, sent a terse letter to Airbnb chief executive Brian Chesky, warning that his company was "effectively promoting the illegal Israeli colonisation of occupied land".

This week, the F.C.C. declined to comment on the status of its ownership review, which is supposed to assess whether the existing rules are effectively promoting diversity, localism and competition.

The radially oriented collagen scaffold effectively promoted their migration, and this effect was further facilitated by addition of SDF-1.

The tax has effectively promoted bad mining.

Another is: Can the state do anything to effectively promote virtuous behavior?

It is hard to imagine what could more effectively promote the Isis cause.

They wanted political systems to effectively promote a consensus, mediating the various interests in societies.