Sentence examples for promote destruction from inspiring English sources

This could increase the shear stress on microbubbles and hence promote destruction.

In their works, metal ions, usually called mediators, are oxidized to an active, high valence state in the presence of an electric field, which in turn attack organic pollutants directly and may also produce hydroxyl free radicals that promote destruction of organic pollutants.

Perhaps, EpCAM is upregulated in response to other intra-and extracellular processes that promote destruction of tissue adhesion and morphology, maintaining its constitutional stabilising function.

Altering the balance between active MMPs and TIMPs with an artificial inhibitor may upregulate the synthesis of more MMP and so promote destruction.

The significance of the strongly elevated level of ubiquitinylated CIS is unclear, but may relate to the ability of CIS to promote destruction of cytokine cytokine receptor complexes via the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway (Tauchi et al, 2001).

Defining gene-environment interactions that initiate and/or promote destruction of the insulin-producing beta cells in early life will inform approaches to primary prevention of type 1 diabetes.

GSK3 kinase plays multiple roles in promoting destruction complex activity, phosphorylating βcat to target it to the E3 ligase and also regulating the destruction complex by phosphorylating the βcat binding sites on APC, increasing their affinity, and phosphorylating Axin.

It is also everything we should be celebrating and preserving but lately have not: open immigration, educational excellence, a culture of innovation and a financial system designed to promote creative destruction, not "destructive creation," as the economist Jagdish Bhagwati called it.

The religious police go to enormous lengths to discourage people from praying at or visiting places closely connected to the time of the Prophet while powerful clerics work behind the scenes to promote the destruction of historic sites.

Dr. Gillespie, who helped draft the letter to Spike (and a similar letter to the National Geographic cable channel over another program that features amateur archaeologists, "Diggers"), said in a telephone interview on Tuesday, "Our main issue is that these shows promote the destruction and selling of artifacts which are part of our cultural heritage and patrimony".

Some of these efforts would curtail Muslims from settling disputes over dietary laws and marriage through religious arbitration, while others would go even further in stigmatizing Islamic life: a bill recently passed by the Tennessee General Assembly equates Shariah with a set of rules that promote "the destruction of the national existence of the United States".