Sentence examples for generating a favourable environment from inspiring English sources

The notion that Sgol2 moderates Aurora B/C kinase activity at kinetochores was unexpected, as it has been reported that xSgo2, a newly discovered homolog of shugoshin in Xenopus, actually promotes Aurora Kinase activity, generating a favourable environment for microtubule polymerization (Rivera et al., 2012).

The expression of HLA-B27 in the U937 cells appeared to generate a favourable environment for intracellular Salmonella growth compared with HLA-A2-transfected cells, resulting in more bacteria in HLA-B27-transfected cells.

This can be further enhanced by generating a favourable clinical learning environment [ 18].

Consequently, the combined iron-chelating properties and the impact on virulence factor production of AQs help P. aeruginosa to generate a highly favourable environment in which to thrive.

These apoptotic cells were not found when aTf was ICI, suggesting that this treatment generates a more favourable environment for the survival of SVZ progenitors.

However, general practitioners require more awareness and training before a favourable environment for this change in procedure can be created.

He said: "Wildlife cannot breed and live without a favourable environment.

This is because crowding, poor sanitation and the lack of mosquito bed-nets and screens for houses create a favourable environment for its transmission.

Everest Kayondo, chairman of Kampala City Traders' Association, said: "If people have invested their money, then they should be given a favourable environment to sell it".

The city of Prenzlau actively supports a favourable environment for renewable energy projects.

Porter ([1997]) argues that the government may create a favourable environment for businesses in the inner city.