Sentence examples for generate a committed from inspiring English sources

Except for those based explicitly on furthering caste- or religion-based agendas, no centrist party mobilizes around a program of social transformation that might attract large constituencies and generate a committed membership.

Here we show that basal epidermal cells use their polarity to divide asymmetrically, generating a committed suprabasal cell and a proliferative basal cell.

But Calvo told Buzzfeed that "Good Girls Revolt" had twice the audience of "Transparent," the critically lauded jewel in Amazon's crown, and had generated a committed base of fans.

Therefore, we can generate a special commit log entry containing committed LSN at the end of group, which can reduce the space overhead in the log.

One key finding is that stem cells divide continually and generate a "stock" of committed progenitor cells that do not terminally differentiate right away but postpone their final differentiation for long time intervals in the absence of a local epithelial cell loss.

While companies can always generate a little revenue from selling to really passionate, committed audience on their own site, the key for companies like Whistle is retail.

"But condemnation, a negative, is not enough". The mainstream of each faith needed to generate a "counter-narrative" that acknowledged their differences and committed to "support one another in defiance of those who wish to divide us", he said.

We now know that just one stem cell can generate a complete mammary gland, during which process it probably undergoes about 11 self-renewing symmetrical divisions to give rise to other stem cells and the more committed, lineage-specific precursors.

Meanwhile EE remains committed to generating a substantial annual dividend.

Stem cells are capable of generating a very large number of committed progenitors and their descendants during a small number of self-renewal divisions.

These cells have the ability to divide throughout the lifespan of the organism to give rise to more committed progenitor cells generating a large number of undifferentiated cells.