Sentence examples for foster expression from inspiring English sources

Happiness has its roots in your core values as an individual, and your workplace should support and foster expression of these values.

Nonetheless, groups are much appreciated as they break isolation, foster expression and allow parents to observe their children: ' They provide my daughter the opportunity to be with children with similar problems.

The honeycomb films, especially those with smaller pores, could significantly promote MC3T3-E1 cell adhesion, spreading, proliferation, ALP activity, mineralization, and gene expression of osteoblastic markers, via fostering expression of integrin subunits.

In addition, p53 promotes OXPHOS by fostering expression of cytochrome C oxidase assembly protein (SCO2), which is required for the assembly of the cytochrome C oxidase complex of the electron transport chain [48].

The wmN1 enhancer region (1,171 bp in all) led to transgene expression in myelinating oligodendrocytes and OECs, while the wmN2 enhancer region (313 bp) fostered expression in oligodendrocyte progenitors, oligodendrocytes actively elaborating myelin sheaths, OECs, Schwann cells and their progenitors, and the neural crest and its derivatives (Tuason et al., 2008).

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I would have thought that, when ground-rules were announced in e-mail message days before the meeting, Bailyn, Lewis, and other Yale-NUS personnel would have met their "obligation to foster free expression and to ensure that it is not obstructed," as Yale's Freedom of Expression statement puts it by suggesting that the ground-rules be changed.

Moreover, the students were asked to assess the professors' motivation to foster students' expression of their individual creativity and creative teamwork.

From its origin more than a century ago, the Lab of Ornithology has showcased how art can be a fundamental part of ornithological science, and how studies of birds can inform and foster artistic expression.

Of course, that relationship becomes adversarial only if the producer doesn't see himself as a sort of benefactor, a patron of the arts whose very role is to finance and to foster individual expression — and, as ever, it all depends on who the individual is and what the nature of the vision is.

Epic characterizes the Milly Rock as a "dance step," analogous to a series of words or shapes, which, if copyrighted, "would impede rather than foster creative expression". Moreover, Epic claims that Swipe It is not "substantially similar" to the Milly Rock, pointing to the differences in movements, tempo, and context.