Sentence examples for promote steps from inspiring English sources

Rather than waiting for settled science and perfected institutions, today's policy should aggressively promote steps that will make useful progress at low cost.

Mr. Fri is convincing as he argues that we should "aggressively promote steps that will make useful progress at low cost".

The ad goes on to promote steps Coke has taken, like putting calorie counts on "the front" of its cans and other packaging and increasing the number of its brands sold in smaller cans, to help consumers make healthier choices.

TBD was also used to promote step-growth polymerization between difunctional cyclic carbonates and amines.

Her mother works in Pomona, N.Y., at the Rockland County Health Department, where she is a member of a team that promotes Steps to a HealthierNY, a health and disease prevention initiative.

To determine whether this pathway has a role in promoting steps in HIV replication, we examined infection of CD4+ T cells from mice deficient in PKC-θ or CARMA1.

In regards to Iran's nuclear programme – which the west suspects to have military dimensions, while Tehran insists it is entirely for peaceful purposes – Rouhani said his government would restore "mutual confidence" by promoting step-by-step measures in order to reassure the international community about Iranian ambitions.

One reason for this lack of quantitative correlation presumably depends on the fact that cancer is induced in two steps, of which only the initiating, but not the promoting, step constitutes a mutational event, which is reflected by mutagenicity tests.

A second important conclusion is that BDNF enhances motoneuron excitability and, by inference, the excitability of TrkB-expressing interneurons in the spinal cord, thus providing a likely mechanism by which BDNF promotes stepping after SCI.

Conversely, the truncation mutant lacking a portion of the fusion domain was unable to promote these steps.

The real reaction normally employs catalysts to promote certain steps, or some sub-directions of the whole reaction.