Sentence examples for encourage the conduct from inspiring English sources

However, widely accepted guidelines are important to encourage the conduct of studies to evaluate bioactive substances, drugs, and new agents that may promote fracture union and subsequent return to normal function.

3 7 Where feasible, we also strongly encourage the conduct and reporting of pretrial evaluation of the identity of the two compared treatments.

Our result should encourage the conduct of studies to identify pathways affected by genetic variation that are associated with postpartum haemorrhage, which could result in new insights into the pathogenesis of this complication.

"The Islamic Republic of Iran has played an active role in encouraging the conduct of the election and encouraging Iraqis to participate actively in the election," Mr. Qomi said.

"This is supposedly a friend of theirs, he's lying there for 20 minutes and they don't call 911?" The suit also says the Porzios "knowingly and intentionally condoned, permitted, and encouraged the conduct at the said residence of unsupervised, underage drinking parties".

The systemic morbidities associated with immunosuppressants, either CS or IMT, have encouraged the conduct of clinical trials that aimed at the development of local therapies that can be used in controlling uveitis while minimizing the potential side effects.

In spite of the obvious limitation of these in vitro experiments, their results clearly encouraged the conduct of our subsequent in vivo studies.

The impressive tolerance and the high CR rate obtained encourages the conduct of a relevant randomized trial to assess an eventual survival benefit in patients with non-small cell lung cancer.

To kowtow to Europe's EADS and their mostly Republican U.S. allies for the wrong reasons would only hurt the U.S. economy and encourage the scandalous conduct that's been occurring on both sides of the nearly decade-long EADS rivalry with Boeing over tanker contracts.

The bill also requires the U.S. executive director to encourage the Bank to conduct rigorous human rights due diligence and human rights risk management in connection with its development activities.

Given that apathy is a predictive factor for dementia [6], our findings may serve to encourage the clinicians to conduct extensive neuropsychological investigations in patients showing apathetic symptoms, in order to detect subtle cognitive impairments.