Sentence examples for fostered the ability from inspiring English sources

In addition to opening its purse strings, Congress also passed a series of laws that fostered the ability to profit from biotech discoveries.

Findings from a baboon model of the disease using MV in animals of different GA to induce BPD pathology fostered the ability to study different stages of the disease as well as treatment settings with potential clinical relevance.

He defended Germany's policy on the grounds of fostering the ability "to peacefully interact with different values and different religions".

At a meeting of the American Public Health Association in October, Dr. Jackson said, there were about 300 presentations on how the built environment inhibits or fosters the ability to be physically active and get healthy food.

"Experiences that ask a person to stretch personally or professionally may foster the ability to work in teams," Serrano says.

The projects are constructed in hopes of fostering the ability to think flexibly and learn on-the-fly, rather than try to predict what knowledge will be valuable.

MAX1 hydrogels also foster the ability of the cells to attach to the hydrogel scaffold in the absence or presence of serum proteins.

Child-centered interventions are intended to promote social, cognitive and emotional skills (empathy, improve anger and impulse management, foster the ability to establish relationships with other people (especially peers) and enhance communication skills) (2005, p.40).

This paper introduces a novel meta-cognitive algorithm termed GENERIC-Classifier (gClass), where the how-to-learn part constitutes a synergy of Scaffolding Theory – a tutoring theory that fosters the ability to sort out complex learning tasks, and Schema Theory – a learning theory of knowledge acquisition by humans.

I just don't think that loving kids and fostering the ability to create them, carry them and care for them necessarily means I am cut out to be a mom.

The derepression of motility, adherence and invasion genes seen after exposure of Salmonella to RNS could foster the ability of Salmonella to colonize the small intestine.