Sentence examples for generating an environment from inspiring English sources
We also "seek to establish and maintain an environment in which a student-athlete's athletics activities are conducted as an integral part of the student-athlete's educational experience," generating "an environment that values cultural diversity and gender equity among...student-athletes and athletics staff".
Additionally, we speculate that generating an environment in which positional information can be communicated from connective tissue cells in the human host environment to grafted cells that do not have positional information (such as nerves) could be important for making the appropriate connections between these tissues to restore normal function.
To further investigate the hypothesis that mutp53 cells were better adapted to reduce the burst of ROS produced by 4 Gy or 250 μM H2O2, which may contribute to their relative radioresistance, we attempted to sensitize these cells by generating an environment of constant exposure to low doses of ROS by exposing them to 2 Gy or 50 μM H2O2 every 24 h for 96 h.
Without realizing it, even well-managed companies versed in modern practices can generate an environment that is hostile to innovation.
Without realizing it, even well-managed businesses versed in modern management practices can generate an environment that is hostile to innovation.
Osteoblasts cultured on microstructured titanium generate an environment characterized by increased angiogenic factors and factors that inhibit osteoclast activity mediated by integrin α2β1 signaling.
Nevertheless, CK2 level is abnormally high in cancer cells where it is believed to generate an environment favorable to the development of malignancy, through a mechanism denoted as "non‐oncogene addiction".
Furthermore, a diverse faculty, staff, and student body helps generate an environment for deeper and broader theological reflection and formation.
Many people believe that a leader who is more demanding and drives hard for results generates an environment where employees are less engaged.
