Sentence examples for promoting commitment from inspiring English sources

A broad level of concern with promoting commitment and collaboration across government departments (both vertical across key ministries, and horizontal between national, regional and local government units) was expressed across country presentations.

The final cell fate decision of MSCs relies on the activation of lineage-specific transcription factors and repression of transcription factors promoting commitment to other lineages.

Hatton, who has learned what many other boxers have learned before him, namely that coming back is hard to do, will probably now concentrate on his training and promoting commitments.  .

As with HIV/AIDs and other issues, the African Union can be an important stakeholder in promoting commitments to improve the health of women and children and ensuring accountability for their implementation.

And, finally, this year the UK is the co-chair of the Open Government Partnership, an international grouping of governments and civil society organisations that promotes commitment to greater transparency by member countries.

Project leadership and government monitoring also promote commitment.

To determine if the increased IGF-1 in the c-kitpos GATA-4 high cCSC/cardiomyocyte co-culture medium promoted commitment of cCSCs to the cardiomyocyte lineage, co-cultures of cardiomyocytes/c-kitpos GATA-4 high cCSCs and cardiomyocytes/c-kitpos GATA-low cCSCs were supplemented with 200 ng/ml recombinant IGF-1 for 14 days.

PI3K promoted commitment via an atypical activity that delimited epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT).

BMP-2 was reported to promote commitment of adult neural crest-derived cells to chondrocytes in vitro (18, 21).

TCF7L1 promotes commitment of 3T3-L1 fibroblasto to a pre-adipocyte state in response to cell confluency (Cristancho et al., 2011).

Notch1 has been shown to promote commitment of mouse mammary stem cells along the luminal lineage [ 25, 58].