Sentence examples for promoted to explore from inspiring English sources

Overall, we conclude that the participatory development of land-use simulation models should be promoted to explore alternative scenarios for biodiversity conservation with stakeholders.

Efficient generation of transgenic monkey PG-haESC lines promoted us to explore the possibility of using monkey PG-haESCs for genome-wide genetic screenings.

The induction of adaptive response by low-dose radiation (LDR) in vitro and in vivo has promoted us to explore whether the adaptive response induced by pretreatment with LDR could be applied to cancer therapy.

The above reasoning promoted use to explore the antitumor effects of neem leaves on human prostate cancer cells which could lead to future clinical trials for prostate cancer patients.

Therefore, this approach may incorporate some novel findings that may promote us to explore extensive bioactive compounds from crude extract for prevention of hair loss as well as enhancing hair growth.

Important steps towards such interdisciplinary approach are to promote data sharing, to explore new technologies that combine disciplines, and to base studies on a clear theoretical framework.

More recently, new developments in operational and vehicle technology, coupled with significant cuts to public transport subsidy budgets, promote a willingness to explore 'institutionally challenging' options such as integrating transport provision across a range of different sectors.

Accordingly, a necessary focus of Promoted Tweets is to explore ways to create value for our users.

They motivate and support teachers to develop high quality, ambitious art projects, promoting opportunities for pupils to explore and interpret the world in imaginative ways through contact with art and artists.

The Digital News Initiative, a group formed by the search giant to explore, promote and financially back new efforts in news publishing, announced that it is putting €24 million ($26 million) into 124 projects across 25 countries in Europe.

Studies designed to explore promoting genes therefore generally start with a baseline of metastasis and look for an increase.