Sentence examples for encourage the presentation of from inspiring English sources

Computational biology generally is associated with practical application, and indeed journals and annual meetings in the field often actively encourage the presentation of biological analyses using real data along with theory.

Computational biology generally is associated with practical application; indeed, journals and annual meetings in the field often actively encourage the presentation of biological analyses using real data along with theory.

Hyperbolic expressions of satisfaction and delight with the ruler were intended to bolster the ruler's sense of self-esteem; this goal, the poet hoped, would not only illustrate the prestige of the Muslim community as a whole but also, on a more practical level, encourage the presentation of largesse to the poet.

The informal atmosphere of the meeting encouraged the presentation of recent results and novel ideas by 20 speakers covering four themes.

This was resolved by simple pre-treatment by restriction enzyme digestion; emphasising the importance of preparing case and control DNA together and encouraging the presentation of raw data to allow assessment of accuracy or bias in published association studies.

In this study, a leaflet was developed to encourage the earlier presentation of women with gynaecological cancer symptoms.

Encouraging the early presentation of cases among travelers following the onset of symptoms has a limited effect on the delay distribution (Figure 5C).

To make sure that this sorry chain of events does not recur, NASA has reached agreements with outside agencies to take images during every shuttle flight and is seeking ways to encourage, or even insist upon, the presentation of dissenting viewpoints.

Whatever its reception may be, it is to be hoped that the willingness of the Company to undertake the presentation of new operas will encourage other composers to write works in what is, in my opinion, the most exciting of musical forms.

The presentation of multiple different perspectives encourages awareness and learning.

A recent study examined attempts to positively influence and subsequently evaluate interventions to encourage early presentation of women with breast cancer (Burgess et al, 2009).