Sentence examples for foster the extension from inspiring English sources
While the observed relatively pronounced increase in carbon sequestration of old-growth forests could foster the extension of rotation periods, it must be considered that growth rates of these old and mature forests are rather low and their share in the forest area relatively small.
The availability of SBML qual and the inception of the CoLoMoTo consortium should foster the collaborative development of standards (including the extension of existing ones), as well as of computational methods for the qualitative modelling of biological networks.
Commercial interests foster the stalemate.
Fostering the efficiency of water treatment.
The association popularly made between the feudal construct and ignorance and barbarism fostered its extension to regions which Europeans scarcely knew and which they considered backward and primitive.
In order to foster extensions by its developers or by the bioinformatics community, CycSim is based on a comprehensive UML model, which covers biochemical information (reactions and phenotype experiments) and information specific to CBM (fluxes and perturbations).
Amongst Cauer's many innovations was the extension of Foster's work to all 2-element-kind networks after discovering an isomorphism between them.
Fluidization technology displays a long record of success stories, mostly related to applications to thermal and thermochemical processes, which is fostering extension to novel and relatively unexplored fields.
Foster expressed concern that one motive for the extension of the terms of reference, judging by the remarks of Tory MPs, may be to clip the BBC's wings.
The extension of Medicaid for foster youth to age 26, by the Affordable Care Act, was intended to provide young adults without parental relationships the same benefits as others, who qualify to continue receiving health insurance under their parents until age 26.
