Sentence examples for manipulated to encourage from inspiring English sources

In this study, we have determined the expression of the mammalian Plk family of serine/threonine protein kinases in the developing rat cardiac myocyte in an effort to better understand why adult cardiac myocytes are unable to proliferate and repair the damaged myocardium, and to potentially identify novel therapeutic targets that could be manipulated to encourage myocardial repair.

"The Fugees was a conspiracy to control, to manipulate and to encourage dependence," she told Trace magazine at the time.

Mr. Li in particular is depicted in the documents as manipulating information to encourage a crackdown.

The findings are encouraging for the development of vaccines because they tell scientists how the immune system might be manipulated to fend off HIV.

WASHINGTON — Airports could manipulate landing fees to encourage airlines to fly fewer planes or schedule landings for off-peak times or even less-busy airports, the Transportation Department said Monday.

American critics Bernie Sanders, earnestly; Donald Trump, cannily argue that trade decimated U.S. manufacturing by forcing American products into competition with countries where wages, labor, and environmental standards are not nearly as strong as those in America, or by ignoring how some countries, especially China, manipulate their currency to encourage exports.

Using the trunks, they can manipulate water and salinity levels to encourage certain grasses to grow -- grasses that blue-winged teals, widgeons and other migratory birds feed upon.

The educator can manipulate which skills they wish to encourage within the blog by carefully designing guiding questions to elicit purposeful reflection.

He believes some artists learned how to manipulate their practice in order to encourage people to think for themselves.

Well, the music videos he produces are meant to encourage suicide bombings, so he is manipulating an American cultural form in pursuit of a distinctly non-American goal.

Attempts have been made to encourage the uptake of screening by manipulating the method of invitation: three studies examined the effect of invitation style on uptake and health outcome.