Sentence examples for promotes a further from inspiring English sources

The decrease in sweating promotes a further, often rapid, increase in 'core' temperature to beyond 38 39°C, where collapse may occur to above 41°C (rectal temperature) and heat stroke may occur.

The Internet serves as a platform for jihadists to spread a common ideology and strategy, promoting a further sense of community among disparate individuals.

The sequential plasma treatment at 475 °C in combination with a SP pre-treatment promoted a further increase in thicknesses of carburized and nitrided layers, leading to a greater hardening depth.

To promote a further development of distributed generation, this paper establishes dynamic subsidy models for photovoltaic distributed generation from the aspect of the emission reduction benefit, based on a dynamic generation cost simulation, which is combined with the learning curve of cost.

At 5 µg/ml, C3T promoted a further reduction in RhoA.GTP and reduced the rate of migration through polyacrylamide gels.

In line with findings obtained with NS8593, apamin also promoted a further increase in [Ca2+]i compared with the glutamate challenge alone.

The results of the tests have promoted a further expansion of the program to investigate the modifications of the Extracellular Matrix.

These data are consistent with the notion that the experience of pain is associated with enhanced release of pro-inflammatory cytokines, which in turn sensitize the nervous system, promoting a further amplification of pain transmission [ 11- 14].

The experience of pain is generally associated with enhanced release of pro-inflammatory cytokines, which in turn sensitize the nervous system, promoting a further amplification of pain transmission [ 11- 14].

Although endotoxemia per se had already massively reduced microvessel occlusion time, 31°C hypothermia promoted a further, approximately 50% reduction in arteriolar occlusion time, indicating that microvascular thrombus formation may, indeed, at least in part, contribute to the increased mortality rates during systemic hypothermia observed in septic patients.

Copper oxide nanowires with an average length of 7.4 μm are prepared by in-situ thermal oxidation at 500 °C for 6 h in air, and their lithium storage performances are promoted by a further ammonia treatment.