Sentence examples for milieu conducive from inspiring English sources
An innovation ecosystem refers to the inter-organizational, political, economic, environmental, and technological systems through which a milieu conducive to business growth is catalyzed, sustained, and supported.
If the promotion of viral replication results from the inhibition of pro-inflammatory cytokines and type I IFN by vhs in cDCs (Figures 2 and 3), then HSV co-infection might create a milieu conducive to infection by other viruses.
Biofilms create an inhospitable environment for antibiotic potency by down-regulating the metabolic activity of "core" bacteria and creating a metabolic milieu conducive for antibiotic resistance.
These postprandial excursions, when repeated multiple times each day, can create a milieu conducive for the development of atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease (9, 10).
We now examined the levels of pro-inflammatory factor, COX-2 in the bone that may create a milieu conducive for increased bone metastasis.
However, the increased risk of breast cancer among men who had undergone a TUR-P, a strong indicator of BPH, suggests that the endocrine milieu conducive to BPH is associated with male breast cancer.
The increase in Cuban American remittances has partly rested on the development of an institutional milieu in Cuba conducive to immigrant income-sharing (See Duany 2011 for discussion on institutional factors influencing ties between the Spanish Caribbean, including Cuba, and the US).
Occluded genes do not become active even in the presence of a transcriptionally conducive milieu.
The definition of the occluded state requires that a gene is silent (or nearly silent) even in the presence of a transcriptionally conducive milieu.
The active copy serves as a positive control, attesting to the presence of a milieu that is conducive to the expression of the gene.
The active orthologs of these genes attest to the presence of a trans-acting cellular milieu that is conducive to the expression of the genes.
