Sentence examples for promotes recognition from inspiring English sources

Many magnificent bowls have been made by ceramic and glass artists working outside of mass-market commerce, detached from the publicity machinery that promotes recognition and value.

On other occasions, Mr. DiPaulo, a member of an environmental group called Times Up!, which promotes recognition of bicyclists' rights to the road, has been hit by a car he did not see coming and fallen after riding into a deep pothole that had been camouflaged by heavy rain.

Drawing promotes recognition of visual details, conceptual understanding of what is being learned, and improved eye-hand coordination.

In certain cases, such as β-catenin, IκBα, cyclin E, SREBP1, phosphorylation of a protein generates a "Phosphodegron" which promotes recognition by ubiquitin ligases [43].

One of the early characteristics of apoptosis is the externalization of phosphatidylserine (PS) molecules on cell membranes, which promotes recognition and phagocytic removal (2, 3).

SRSF1 recognizes degenerate purine-rich sequence motifs [ 7, 8] and its binding promotes recognition of both constitutive and alternative exons during spliceosomal assembly.

Neoconservative ideologues came up with a spurious "domino theory" according to which regime change in Iraq would be emulated elsewhere and even somehow promote recognition of Israel by the Palestinians and moderate Arab states.

"This will help promote recognition of us globally to the overseas business aviation sector, many of whom were not aware of the availability of an airport to the north-west of London.

International mechanisms for the protection of human rights do exist and can promote recognition of abortion as a human right and a crucial component of comprehensive reproductive health care.

I would hope that our rewarding experience will help to motivate all graduate students to find ways to promote recognition of excellence in faculty mentoring on their campuses.

Experimental results show that MSE is very effective in promoting recognition performance under various noise conditions for the Aurora-2 clean-condition training task, and its performance is greater than that of spectral subtraction and Wiener filtering.