Sentence examples for foster substantial from inspiring English sources
Deforestation, ecosystem homogenization, and diversity loss are frequent problems in tropical livestock systems, which can foster substantial human-wildlife conflict when wild carnivores with declining prey bases turn to cattle depredation.
Though, most (if not all) of the experimental cell therapies described, injecting neural lineage-committed progenitors, have failed to foster substantial tissue repair in disease models where the anatomical and functional damage is widespread and an inflamed and/or degenerative microenvironment co-exists [2].
The multivariate impact of CRF on the brain fosters substantial enthusiasm that enhanced CRF may attenuate dementia risk 41 and progression.
"Aaron Mattocks" clearly means something intensely particular to Ms. Eagly, but exactly what is not adequately revealed through this piece, whose various intriguing parts do not quite foster a substantial mystery.
Not surprisingly, these concerns and attention to such problems have also fostered a substantial literature on scaling methods specifically designed to help define and identify social skill deficits as well as track treatment progress.
The ratio of rhetoric to insight at such events is usually wildly skewed in favor of the former, but there was a hope that Gwen's intelligence and integrity might foster a more substantial exchange.
On the other, it supports stronger acceptance within policy-making bodies and fosters a more substantial impact.
When the right conditions are fostered, migration brings substantial benefits for migrants and their families as well as for their communities of origin and of destination.
But this spring he unleashed a flood of policy proposals ranging from the trifling (improving the system of foster care) to the substantial (tax cuts, Social-Security reform, big reductions in the number of nuclear weapons).
While over recent decades both policy-makers and scholars were highlighting the importance of multicultural measures to foster immigrant integration, a substantial backlash on multiculturalism has occurred in the early 21st century (Brubaker, 2001; Entzinger, 2003; Joppke, 2004).
