Sentence examples for promoting capabilities from inspiring English sources

The best marketing organizations, however, are far more interested in promoting capabilities customers under value.

Surprisingly, important recent research defined growth promoting capabilities of PML, which significantly challenges the notion of a 'classic' tumour suppressor.

The adverse effects that have been reported in cellular, animal and human studies include: cervical root resorption associated with non-vital bleaching; increased tooth sensitivity associated with vital bleaching; alteration in the surface topography of enamel; reduction in bond strength of resin based materials and the possibility that H2O2 may have carcinogenic or tumour promoting capabilities.

In conclusion, in vitro and in vivo results presented here demonstrate that nDP modified copolymer scaffolds are able to decrease the tumorigenic potential of DOKLuc, while confirming concerns for the therapeutic use of BMP-2 for reconstruction of bone defects in oral cancer patients due to its tumour promoting capabilities.

The second model draws on the work of Amartya Sen to present a human capabilities model of education policy in which human lives are the end of development and the education focus is on promoting capabilities and functionings to choose a good life.

Interestingly, when TLR4 and Fas were simultaneously activated, the tumor promoting capabilities of TLR4 were lost, as well as the increased expression of MMP-9, which was necessary for the U87 cell invasion stimulated by LPS alone.

We introduced the engineered factors XYZK (Oct4-VP16, Sox2-VP16, Klf4 and Nanog-VP16) due to their strong promoting capability during reprogramming [ 18].

Enhanced skills enhance opportunities and hence promote capabilities.

Prosecutors said Mr. Hirko tried to profit by lying to shareholders and the market about the value of Enron's broadband division by falsely promoting its capabilities in 2000.

In written evidence to the committee, Oxfam said that 20% of the prosperity fund's projects in China involved explicitly promoting the capabilities of UK entities alone, and that half of all projects in China involved showcasing UK companies and promoting UK-China collaborations.

On the cultural dimension of interculturalism we consider activities aimed at promoting cultural capabilities, supporting positive interaction and transforming potential conflict into opportunities for socialisation and mutually beneficial contacts.