Sentence examples for promotes completion from inspiring English sources

Substrate binding in COut promotes completion of the ATPase catalytic center and triggers the subsequent COut-to-CIn conformational change.

Collectively, the results indicate that hCdc14B inactivates Cdc25 phosphatases, thereby counteracting unscheduled activation of Cdk1, which in turn promotes completion of mitosis.

In other words, activated PDK promotes completion of GLY in the cytoplasm with metabolism of pyruvate into lactate; inhibited PDK ensures an efficient coupling between GLY and GO.

How relatively little Cdc14 dephosphorylates these early targets at anaphase onset and promotes completion of Cdk downregulation and mitotic exit only afterwards is so far not understood.

The groundbreaking project – called "K.I.N.D.: Kids in Need of Desks" – aims to help Malawian children, parents, and local communities build and sustain an accessible educational system that promotes completion and achievement.

In order to promote completion when assessments are missing, participants will be automatically reminded twice to complete the assessments.

Universities now run ongoing campaigns to solicit student feedback, review practice in line with student demands, publicise changes made, and promote completion of the survey itself, in order to rank highly for satisfaction in league tables.

Matched subjects who completed all required visits in the randomized controlled trial reported three reasons that promoted completion: remuneration, commitment to finish, and belief that the study was important.

Eye-catching proposals include: An initiative under Britain's presidency of the EU in 1998, to promote "completion of the single market", particularly in telecoms, gas, electricity and financial services.

The program also rewards behavior of both institutions and students for promoting completion rates, and has dramatically increased data systems, allowing states to provide standardized and customized reports to the institutions to better inform policy and practice.

Three trials also used peer counselling or education sessions to promote completion of TB prophylaxis: one among jail inmates (White 2002), one amongst homeless adults (Tulsky 2000), and one among adolescents (Morisky 2001).