Sentence examples for induce and support from inspiring English sources

Speaking before the 193-nation assembly, Mr Muallem said Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, the US, and France "clearly induce and support terrorism in Syria with money, weapons and foreign fighters".

The video came to light the same day that Syria's foreign minister, Walid al-Moallem, scolded other countries who "clearly induce and support terrorism in Syria with money, weapons and foreign fighters," in an address to the United Nations General Assembly.

Tissue engineering aims to induce and support tissue self-repair or to produce a functional tissue replacement in vitro that is subsequently implanted in vivo at the site of injury (Youngstrom and Barrett 2016).

We describe a composite hydroxyapatite (HA)–silk fibroin scaffold designed to induce and support the formation of mineralized bone matrix by human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) in the absence of osteogenic growth factors.

The nanoring can first induce and support excess charges, and then the nanorod functions as a bridge to pull these excess charges from the nanoring to the nanorod, inducing stronger plasmon coupling to provide a larger near field around the gap.

Importantly, in vivo, TDM could induce and support DFCSs to develop new dentin-pulp like tissues and cementum-periodontal complexes that were positive for markers such as DSP, nestin and VIII factors, COLI and cementum attachment protein (CAP), implying successful root regeneration.

Preliminary experiments indicate that a range of other metals, such as copper and nickel, may form equivalent chabazite induced and supported nanoparticles under appropriate reducing conditions.

Most importantly, in vivo hTDM induced and supported regeneration of complete dentin tissues, which expressed dentin markers DSP and DMP-1.

Interpretation of the data suggested that treatment combined with activities in certain parts of the rehabilitation garden induced and supported different psycho-physiological processes.

Activation of RAGE induces and supports inflammatory responses, mainly by NF-κB and mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) activation.

It is possible that P. gingivalis, directly or indirectly, induces and supports inflammatory processes in the vessel wall.