Sentence examples for fostering the establishment from inspiring English sources
The increasing interest in developing tools to predict drug absorption through mucosal surfaces is fostering the establishment of epithelial cell-based models.
In spite of the diffusion of science parks in Europe, it is still unclear whether they have been successful in fostering the establishment and growth of new technology-based firms (NTBFs).
In line with Part 10 of the 10-step guidelines [ 1], BFHs have an additional role in fostering the establishment of breastfeeding support groups, and to refer mothers to these groups upon discharge from the hospital/clinic.
While traveling widely to foster the establishment of local clubs, she helped found the federation's journal, Independent Woman, in 1920.
Nevertheless, it is the intention of His Majesty's overnment to foster the establishment of a full measure of self government in Palestine.
The resulting backlash against unionism, along with the dissatisfaction of many KOL members, led to the union's demise and fostered the establishment of the American Federation of Labor (AFL) in December 1886.
After World War I, Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts and the Girl Guides, became president of the Camping Club of Great Britain and Ireland, which fostered the establishment of camping organizations in a number of western European countries.
The properties of these inhibitory immune checkpoint pathways leading to cancer immune evasion fostered the establishment of novel cancer immunotherapies.
Because blogs and About.com's topics–are so specialized, they foster the establishment of a community of like-minded readers.
This approach fosters the establishment of alternative points of view and brings forth a different awareness, strictly connected with action, which can contribute to defining perspectives for the city.
In addition, the Journal will encourage and foster the establishment of standardization and consensus of biotechnological processes applied to clinical and translational research, to make preclinical and clinical data more comparable and repeatable.
