Sentence examples for fostered increased from inspiring English sources

Feminism has also fostered increased respect for men's ability and desire to be involved parents.

In a recent study, researchers demonstrated that metal surfaces utilizing low-micron to nanophase topography fostered increased adhesion of osteoblasts, the cells that create the matrix of bone.

Alexander the Great's conquests and the subsequent division of his empire into successor kingdoms sapped local cities of much of their traditional authority and fostered increased contacts between cities, and later, the rise of the Roman Empire united the whole of the Mediterranean under one political power.

Developments in satellite technology have fostered increased communication and productivity within the trucking industry.

He also fostered increased cooperation between Greenpeace and many diverse parts of civil society in the fight to avert catastrophic climate change and promote environmental justice.

RNAi knockdown of Bim reversed anoikis sensitivity of CXCL12-expressing cells and fostered increased soft-agar foci formation and hepatic tumors in an orthotopic mouse model of metastasis.

In addition, recognition of how such genetic changes with good intentions can turn bad has fostered increasing insights into the pathogenesis of B-cell lymphomas and leukemias.

The complaint alleges between 1999 and 2006 Philips fostered increasing emotional intimacy, with Phillips telling her she was part of his family and that they worked and traveled together with and without his family.

But the government believes that creating separate companies would foster increased competition in the industry.

Mr. McCain said that his plan would foster increased competition that would in turn lead to lower costs.

Overseen by the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, the Initiative, founded in 2007, aims to foster increased U.S. commitment to African higher education.