Sentence examples for help to induce from inspiring English sources

A wrong-headed overkill one that may help to induce the outcome that is most feared is evident in his controversial plan to increase from 28 days the time suspected terrorists can be held without charge.

In a statement issued by its mission to the W.T.O. in Geneva, China said "that although these measures have certain impact on domestic and international users, they are in line with the objective of sustainable development promoted by the W.T.O. and they help to induce the resource industry toward healthy development".

Since hydrogen peroxide is associated with defence-related responses in plants, the increase in hydrogen peroxide level at higher concentration of gold nanoparticle solution could help to induce detoxification and protective mechanism in B. juncea seedlings.

"Just as sunshine can make us happier for the [aforementioned] reasons, we can help to induce that hopeful feeling by wearing something yellow," Eiseman said, adding that when other people see someone in a bright color, they, too, might feel happier.

Though FLNa does not seem necessary for plasma membrane localization it could help to induce clusters of receptor after ligand stimulation.

Our results showed that TYLCCNV infection of a host plant would help to induce different appearance of ovarian development between two cryptic species of B. tabaci.

In the crisis of May 1958 his threat to resign helped to induce the national assembly to elect Gen. Charles de Gaulle as prime minister.

The American victory in the Battles of Saratoga helped to induce the French to recognize American independence and to give open military assistance, thus marking a turning point in the uprising and making possible its ultimate success.

In 1813, at the Congress of Prague, he helped to induce Austria to join forces with Russia and Prussia against France; and in 1815 he was one of the signatories of the Treaty of Paris.

Max von Sydow spouts Freudianisms in insinuating Germanic tones that remind Teddy -- and of course not only Teddy -- of Nazis, an association that helps to induce gratuitous flashbacks of corpses stacked outside death-camp barracks.

Several small molecules targeting certain epigenetic enzymes and/or signaling pathways have been successful in helping to induce pancreatic β-cell specification.