Sentence examples for medium to promote from inspiring English sources

Napoleon was a brilliant marketer and self-promoter, and used every visual medium to promote himself.

At the time, the idea of using video as its own creative medium to promote music was novel.

In addition, the PINP result strongly indicates that the bioactive agents need to be present in the medium to promote osteogenesis of hMSCS when cultured on 2D substrates.

In his television work, he progressed from making documentaries to concentrating on how to use the immensely powerful popular medium to promote understanding of serious and difficult subjects.

This web site is the newest incarnation of a poetry service originally begun in 1969 which also exploited the popularity of a medium to promote access to poetry.

NIH/3T3 cells were either starved for 24 hrs using starving medium (culture medium w/o FCS) to inhibit proliferation or cultured in full culture medium to promote mitosis.

And using social mediums to promote your in-house content will educate your audience on your value proposition and facilitate trust.

Brands are investing unprecedented budgets in their own original content and publishing efforts, and are in deep need of new mediums to promote this branded content in native ways.

In growth medium formulated to promote PHB production (Figure 1B), no significant PHB production could be observed during the first 10 h, likely corresponding to cell growth and the presence of extracellular nitrogen.

The reason why M1 MØ -conditioned medium failed to promote VSMC proliferation is puzzling since M1 MØ express Arg II, an enzyme that catalyzes the same reaction as Arg I. Given that iNOS and arginases use L-Arg as a common substrate and given their respective Km (∼5 µmol/L vs 10 mmol/L) and Vmax values (103 104 times higher for arginases), these enzymes are expected to compete for L-Arg.

None of them expressed or stained with CD31 and VE-cadherin endothelial markers even after growth in EGM-2 medium, known to promote endothelial differentiation [ 21]).