Sentence examples for loading to promote from inspiring English sources

This review will focus on the mechanical loading to promote cartilage cultivation.

The dynamic soaring utilized by living Procellariiformes requires high aspect ratio, high efficiency wings and a high wing loading to promote rapid glide speed [65].

The Republican spin machine is locked and loaded to promote the notion that Barack Obama is a "flip flopper".

Much like other tissues (ie, muscle, bone, etc)., it has been suspected that there exists an optimal loading strategy to promote the health of the disc.

Average individuals can ingest up to 4,500 calories during Thanksgiving dinner versus 2,500 calories during a typical day.[5] Big carbohydrate loads tend to promote sleep via increased insulin release and the resultant rise in sleep-promoting neurotransmitters like serotonin.[6] Try to eat less and skew the meal toward protein earlier in the day, with the carb-laden dinner later.

A direct relation between the grain boundary energy and the applied load required to promote liquid metal embrittlement is evidenced.

Cyclic loading was found to promote this possible interface cracking mechanism resulting from fatigue rupture of the bond between the overlay and substrate.

The hydrophilic sites allow confinement of water molecules within the hydrated self-assemblies for low loading of TFSI to promote proton conductivity.

CBS ran 42 promotions during Super Bowl XLVII, Kantar Media reported; the network broadcasting the game always includes a hefty load of spots to promote its own shows.

Bioreactor can be used to simulate the 3D growing environment and natural mechanical load in vitro to promote the regeneration of functional tendon tissues [ 12].

This idea seems to contrast the previously proposed mechanism of the loading of miRNAs and siRNAs into Argonaute proteins in mammals, flies, and plants, in which ATP-bound Hsp90 is suggested to promote loading by inducing a conformational change of the Argonaute proteins to accommodate a bulky small RNA duplex (Kawamata & Tomari, 2010).