Sentence examples for promoting exit from inspiring English sources

There were two groups promoting exit which sought to be the official Leave campaign: Leave.EU (supported by most of the UKIP party, led by Nigel Farage), and Vote Leave (supported by Conservative Party Eurosceptics).

Here, we exploited the ground-state culture system to screen functionally for genes promoting exit from naive pluripotency.

Furthermore, CCL21 colocalization with LYVE-1+ lymphatic vessels suggests multiple functions of CCL21 in mediating CCR7+ leucocyte synovial homing, intratissue clusterization and promoting exit via lymphatics to draining lymph nodes.

Remarkably, the gene encoding the cyclin-selective ubiquitin carrier, which participates in the destruction of cyclins A and B promoting exit from mitosis into G1 of the next cell cycle [ 40], is also repressed.

Similarly, Trichostatin A has been shown to induce a delay at the G2/M transition, chromosome missegregation and multi-nucleation, and thereby it leads to cell death by promoting exit from aberrant mitosis without spindle checkpoint.

However, only the co-suppression of the miR-203 individual targets (including p63, Skp2 and Msi2) is sufficient for promoting exiting the cell cycle and inhibiting long-term proliferation.

But although an economy which promotes exit grows faster, it imposes costs on those failing.

This serves to normalise the purchase and stigmatise the sale of sexual services – and undermines efforts to minimise entry into and promote exit from prostitution".

As president, I will promote exit exams and other measures to make sure that high school students can read and do math at high school levels before they graduate.... Fourth, I propose a renewed focus on discipline, character and safety in our schools, with parents meeting their responsibility to be involved.

When chromosomes have properly aligned on the metaphase plane kmad2 drops and Cdc20 promoted exit from mitosis.

In cultured fibroblasts PEDF promotes exit from the cell cycle and movement into a GO phase [ 4].