Sentence examples for fostered the interaction from inspiring English sources
The IAT, although demonstrative, fostered the interaction of developers and biocurators and inspired the development/improvement of interfaces that can be used in a biocuration workflow (8).
The future of survey research requires fostering the interaction of the best science across academic fields and engaging the broader community of survey scholars and practitioners.
The EUROCOREs (ESF Collaborative Research Programmes) have been established as European-wide cooperative activities to foster the interaction of national funding agencies within the framework of ESF.
In particular, we claim that to take full advantage of both networks, there is the need to foster the interaction of the two domains by supporting the loosely federation of SDN controllers.
It is only by fostering the interaction among these key stakeholders that tech-intensive solutions will be crafted and developed.
The evaluation findings will inform the efforts of UNICEF and governments to effectively promote young people's participation, and will be used by partners to foster the interaction between young people, government and civil society.
In order to foster the interaction between systems biologists and experimentally working groups, SYBILLA co-organized the 15th meeting "Signal Transduction: Receptors, Mediators and Genes" together with the Signal Transduction Society (STS).
In this scenario, CD44 would promote CXCL12-induced CXCR4 signaling by tethering hHA complexed with CXCL12 in the close vicinity of CXCR4, thereby fostering the interaction between CXCR4 and its ligand.
In addition, the booth was designed for open interaction with sales reps to foster the human interaction and trust that is key to professional endorsement and sales.
Department of Defense health care fostered this interaction following the Civil War and with ground work laid by Dr. Walter Reed.
Growing evidences suggest that the anatomy of secondary lymphoid organs (SLOs) fosters the cellular interactions required to initiate naive adaptive immune responses.
