If the percentage of women promoted, for example, falls far below the percentage employed, top managers should be asking why, analyzing how promotion and pay decisions were made, and rooting out whatever bias they uncover.
This approach, promoted for example with payments for ecosystem service (PES) schemes, assumes that by recognising and bringing ecosystem services under market regulation, resource use would become more sustainable.
Where mammography screening has been promoted, for example through primary care, participation rates have been low [ 16].
Periostin protein, whose expression has been found to be promoted for example by TGFbeta1, 2, or 3 and BMP-2 in multiple studies [ 2, 21, 24- 28], can bind to certain integrin receptors, which subsequently activate the Akt/PKB pathway via FAK and PI3K, leading to an enhanced migratory or invasive phenotype [ 14, 29- 33].
Administrators can use the plugin to add links that they want to promote (for example articles that talk about the company in a positive light, or new posts on the company blog), which then appear when employees log in.
To Israel, the regime prevents some of the scenarios Israel has been promoting, for example, of Islamists seizing power in its neighboring country.
Thus, a genetically determined impairment in the function of the chemokine receptor CCR5 may change the profile of recruited cells, and this may promote, for example, renal fibrosis instead of normal tissue repair [25].
To date, more and more reports have indicated that a few miRNAs suppress (for example, the miR-200 family, miR-124, and miR-148a) [ 5– 8] or promote (for example, miR-24 and miR-130b) [ 9, 10] EMT and tumor metastasis.
These epigenetic mechanisms associated with alcohol also are known to affect the gastrointestinal-hepatic system (Shukla and Lim 2013) and may promote, for example, the progression of hepatic carcinoma.
Furthermore, there is a need for steps to be taken to promote, for example, volunteer work, where people can meet other people and their competences can be utilized in the best manner possible for older people living in institutions and those living in their own homes.
CoPs are being used to support collaboration across national or international jurisdictions for improved knowledge generation and dissemination [ 14, 18], by different types of health practitioners [ 19, 20], and for health policy development to promote, for example, public health financing practices in low-income countries transnationally [ 21].
