Sentence examples for has provided impetus from inspiring English sources
In addition, a very stable class of organometallic coordination compounds has provided impetus to the development of organometallic chemistry.
Growth in the number of transistors per die of an integrated circuit has provided impetus to the development of system-on-chip microprocessors (SoCs).
Our research has provided impetus to the pharmaceutical/biotech sectors to develop Nav1.7-specific blockers for the treatment of neuropathic pain (McDonnell et al., 2016; Cao et al., 2016).
The dwindling nature of petroleum and other fossil reserves has provided impetus towards microbial synthesis of fuels and value added chemicals from biomass-derived sugars as a renewable resource.
The ability to safely and effectively use enzyme therapy to inhibit or reverse visceral-disease progression and involvement has provided impetus for design of new enzyme therapies, and creation of substrate depletion and pharmacological chaperone strategies.
The recent demonstration of the involvement of Hsp90 and co-chaperones RAR1 (required for M1a12 resistance) and SGT1 (suppressor of G2 allele of skp1), in plant disease resistance [11], [12] has provided impetus for further investigation of the roles of Hsp90 in plant signaling pathways.
Rapprochement would seem to have provided impetus for a fresh start on the court.
Increasing energy demands and environmental concerns worldwide have provided impetus for the development of many energy-saving measures during the last three decades.
Concerns about the long-term sustainability of overstocked dry conifer forests in western North America have provided impetus for treatments designed to enhance their productivity and native biodiversity.
"Hopefully, we have provided impetus to the reform of our wider football institutions," said Lord Reid.
Major therapeutic development, in the form of relatively specific and effective acute [4, 5] and preventive [6, 7] treatments of migraine have provided impetus to understand their mechanism of action.
