Sentence examples for fostered access from inspiring English sources

The combination of two antiparallel β-strands connected through a turn provides a β-hairpin which is stabilized by an extended pattern of interstrand hydrogen bonds.[ 94] As a result of their straightforward accessibility by solid-phase peptide synthesis, the folding properties of these structures have been studied extensively,[ 95] which fostered access to β-hairpin mimetics.

It is fostered wherever limited access to health care, and limited expertise in management of headache disorders among the health-care providers who are available, lead to a culture, unrestrained by effective public health-education, of recourse to analgesics obtained over-the-counter (OTC).

In 1986, this approach attracted bipartisan support and fostered growth.

We propose this approach should be mainstream and fostered by academic institutions.

Though Ghana has achieved political stability and fostered economic development over the past decade, not all of its populace has access to good drinking water.

These situations suggest that it is not unique selection pressures such as access to a habitat or host plant, or climate that fostered evolutionary novelty but rather saltation rapid and dramatic character-based changes-that led to a unique response(s) to said condition(s) by particular species.

Short-sighted state governments have underfunded their classrooms, cut courses that fostered critical thinking and creativity, failed to require a STEM certification for K-8 grade teachers and limited access to STEM literacy courses that would move the entire high school class - not just those kids who were bound for universities - toward meaningful STEM jobs that do not require college.

Foster carers have also said it has helped their own children understand their fostered children better.

But modern trends are fostered, too.

But, if wealth fostered happiness, it appeared to drain meaningfulness.

Unfortunately this fits into a larger pattern of fostered suspicion.