Sentence examples for it would induce from inspiring English sources

Although defensins are endowed with cytokine-like properties themselves, there is no information on a possible autocrine effect of hBD-2 on keratinocytes whereby it would induce or sustain its own production.

"Second," he said, "it would induce companies to focus their attention on vaccines that would benefit society the most".

If she ever did play Glastonbury, my fear is that it would induce another display of pink Stetsons and rhinestone jeans among the audience, but Dolly Parton deserves better.

Proponents of the East River Science Park said they hoped it would induce start-up life sciences companies like Memory Pharmaceuticals, which now has 65 employees, to set up operations in the city.

"We do not know what sort of change in strategy it would induce," says Henry Kaufman, an economist and investment manager, but if the redemptions continue, the liquidity of positions will inevitably become a greater consideration.

The validation conferred by a license, of course, is precisely why most states do not provide them to immigrants in the country illegally, out of concern that it would induce more people to cross the border in violation of national law.

"There is no way that so important a plant as a fiber source for textiles and nutritive oils and one so easy to grow would have gone unnoticed… the mere harvesting of it would have induced an entheogenic reaction".

However, given the purpose of our study, we did not want to use checklists because it would have artificially induced a higher recognition rate of communication skills.

This resulted in a flawed experiment which could not support the ISG's claims; some argued that the design of the RBCT was such that it would have actually induced perturbation and was not comparable to a full culling policy (e.g. EFRAC 2007, ev29, 164, 172; Godfray et al. 2004; Sainsbury and Gallagher 2007; More 2009).

Moreover, our results indicate that microgravity could inhibit fissioning, that is, the asexual mode of planarian reproduction, while hypergravity would induce it.

These results together indicate that simulated microgravity could inhibit fissioning, that is, the asexual mode of planarian reproduction, while hypergravity would induce it.