Sentence examples for promotes the entry from inspiring English sources
From the results, it was observed that, increased water sorption promotes the entry of soil microorganism and it utilizes the starch films as a source of energy for their growth.
Autotaxin, an ectoenzyme that produces lysophosphatidic acid, promotes the entry of lymphocytes into secondary lymphoid organs.
In atherosclerosis, the endothelial permeability is increased by the oxidative damage that promotes the entry of lipoproteins in the subendothelial space, resulting in inflammation [55].
The first is that concentration of the medical industry promotes the entry of intermediate medical service suppliers into the local area and the increased number of intermediate suppliers then results in lower prices for intermediate goods due to increased competition.
(B ) Starvation promotes the entry of IL-1β into the membrane fraction.
Ectopic expression of c-MYC in quiescent cells promotes the entry into the S-phase [ 46, 47].
More than any other statesman, he helped promote the entry of Britain and other countries to the EEC.
But while stepping up its efforts to promote the entry of foreign firms, the Saudi government is simultaneously becoming more choosy about which ones it lets in, and which can stay.This week SAGIA, the government agency for promoting business investment, announced a new fast-track service to process applications from foreign investors within five days.
This might because oHA-Cur with the ability of targeting CD44 receptor promoted the entry of drugs into cells.
The significant fragmentation of the national logistics service supply in a high number of SME, characterised by a lack of human and financial resources and mainly offering low value-added and not integrated activities, has promoted the entry of foreign MNE.
Although Livingston often worked and traveled alone to minister to the "fallen women" of Chinatown, she received financial aid and social support from the city's prominent suffragettes, most notably, Harriet Burton Laidlaw and James Lee Laidlaw, who promoted the entry of women into electoral politics to bring forth much-needed social and municipal reform.
