Sentence examples for promotes concentration from inspiring English sources

Korneichuk, for example, promotes concentration and privacy through living environments made of clothing closets (shades of Andrea Zittel).

Nearness to the water table promotes concentration of iron, whereas poor site drainage and acidity possibly favour accumulation of silica.

The heightened processivity of Kif18A, conferred by its tail domain, thus promotes concentration of Kif18A at K-MT plus ends, where it suppresses their dynamics to control chromosome movements.

In general, the DRG-system promotes concentration on core processes; meanwhile the allied health care/nursing sector is still mapped incomplete for financial revenues.

Clearly the presence of high levels of redox-active labile iron in lysosomes and mitochondria of J16 cells sensitises these organelles to H2O2-induced oxidative damage, and consequently exposure of J16 cells to H2O2 promotes concentration-dependent damage to these organelles.

Jeremy Myerson tells me a good workplace should promote concentration, collaboration and contemplation.

The force everywhere present in his poems but perforce missing from his treatise is of course meter, which he so rightly understands as poetry's means of "pressurization". Yet there are other means of promoting concentration, and Paterson, whose polymorphic talents have led him into music as well as poetry and cognitive science, is also an editor.

Studies suggest that coloring has numerous mental health benefits, from relieving stress and promoting concentration to reducing anxiety.

Learning the names of each move will promote concentration and focus during practice.

Similarly, interactions of receptor transmembrane regions with specific lipids, which can promote concentration of receptors into nano-domains enriched in those lipids, should also be thermodynamically coupled to the clustering of receptor cytoplasmic tails (Lingwood and Simons, 2010).

At tumor promoting concentrations, FAC did not increase T51B cell proliferation, but rather inhibited it slightly.