Sentence examples for promote cluster from inspiring English sources
Finally, governments should promote cluster formation and upgrading and the buildup of public or quasi-public goods that have a significant impact on many linked businesses.
Metal nanocluster glass composites have been synthesized by 200 keV Cu+ and 1.5 MeV Au+ ion implantations in fused silica glasses at a dose of 3 × 1016 ions/cm2, followed by thermal annealing in reducing atmosphere to promote cluster growth.
On the one hand, proximity of networks helps to promote cluster network enterprises in establishing partnerships with others.
It has been well documented that different reducing agents (dithiothreitol (DTT), β-mercaptoethanol (β-ME), tris 2-carboxyethyl phosphine (tris 2-carboxyethyl phosphineTCEP through different mechanisms and consequently give rise to different kinetics [4].
HscB, an Hsp40-type cochaperone, binds to HscA and stimulates ATP hydrolysis to promote cluster transfer, yet while the interactions between HscA and HscB have been investigated, the role of HscA's interdomain linker in modulating ATPase activity has not been explored.
Alternatively, the flow itself may stimulate adhesions mechanically, e.g. promote clustering of the adhesion molecules or trigger hypothetical mechanical sensors activating the adhesion process.
Previous studies have shown that selective forces promote clustering of genes that are co-expressed because they are involved in the same biosynthetic pathway or developmental process.
In this study, both full length CTMP, and a CTMP mutant refractory to N-terminal cleavage and leading to an immature protein promote clustering of spherical mitochondria, suggesting a role for CTMP in the fission process.
Alpha-neurexins promote clustering of the gephyrin, as well as GABAA receptor and neuroligin 2 at GABA-ergic synapses in a LNS6 domain dependent mode (where E20 is localized) [22].
This may facilitate interpenetration and promote clustering to fill the space in dense solutions.
Ties (relationships) that were found to promote clustering included homophily around common faith, common friendships, geographical location and common mission.
