Sentence examples for maintaining or promoting from inspiring English sources

Management strategies designed to preserve and facilitate the growth of tall trees while reducing the cover and density of understory trees may improve forest resilience to drought and wildfire while also maintaining or promoting the characteristics of owl habitat.

We conclude that the mechanisms of rapamycin resistance in hepatic cells involve alterations of signaling downstream from mTOR and that the mechanisms are highly heterogeneous, thus predicting that maintaining or promoting sensitivity will be highly challenging.

3 These findings point toward an increasing awareness, among men in particular, of the importance of maintaining or promoting health.

Recent evidence has indicated that CD34 acts as an anti-adhesive molecule during lumen formation in developing blood vessels, by maintaining or promoting the separation between contralateral apical endothelial cell surfaces in a luminal tube [ 14, 47].

Our content analysis revealed the major themes used in media coverage of vitamin D. In general, articles frequently identified and exalted vitamin D's role in maintaining or promoting good health and in preventing chronic disease.

These results suggested that the GRF genes may function in maintaining or promoting cell proliferation in plants by a feedback regulation mechanism, in which the GRF genes positively regulate the production of gibberellins, and GAs in turn upregulate GRF gene expression.

Agri-Environment Schemes (AES) to maintain or promote environmentally-friendly farming practices were implemented on about 25% of all agricultural land in the EU by 2002.

Our findings support the idea that the maintenance of the forest landscape mosaic of heterogeneous forest types may be an important management practice to maintain or promote the epiphytic lichen community of the subtropical Ailao Mountains.

In this context of ongoing evolution, Green Care in Agriculture1 offers an important connection point between farm activities and these efforts to maintain or promote people's social, physical, mental, and educational well-being (Haubenhofer et al., 2010).

As for Y71, TSSS, and T206, we found that all the phospho-deficient mutants decreased the dynamics, growth speed, and growth length of microtubules, whereas the phospho-mimic mutants either maintained or promoted the dynamics, growth speed, and growth length of microtubules (Fig. 1C E).

Thus, during cystitis not only is there MIF released into the lumen but also expression of receptors on the surface of urothelial cells that bind to MIF to maintain or promote bladder inflammation.