Sentence examples for promoting spiral from inspiring English sources

In our results, the tensile approach removes the interface issue and the FIB defects in the surface region of the tensile sample provide short dislocation segments or loops that could evolve into spiral sources at such high stresses, thereby promoting spiral source operation.

Thus, SAS-5 may have evolved in tandem with SAS-6 in order to accommodate the structural divergence of the latter protein and promote spiral formation.

The latter appeared to be labouring under a misapprehension which could only be cultivated by the perpetually daft – namely that to suggest there are better ways of tackling spiralling childhood obesity than bullying your child behind closed doors, is to condone or even promote spiralling childhood obesity.

At such vulnerable times, wellness programs and services that offer additional resources to residents may be especially helpful in promoting upward spirals of resource gain and well-being.

Our previous study indicates that corin could promote uterine spiral artery remodeling [ 14].

Since Vps20 nucleates oligomerization of Snf7, the authors might comment on whether Vps20 might stabilize this alternative conformation and thereby promote the spiral structure.

Cochlear sensory epithelia from Slitrk6-knockout mice have reduced ability in promoting neurite outgrowth of spiral ganglion neurons.

In the explant co-culture experiment, cochlear sensory epithelia from Slitrk6-knockout mice had less activity in promoting neurite outgrowth of the spiral ganglion neurons.

The aim of the present multicenter randomized controlled trial was therefore to determine the efficacy of metoclopramide or domperidone in promoting post-pyloric placement of spiral nasojejunal tubes in critically ill patients.

Orlando's management also made changes to stop a downward spiral, firing Coach Doc Rivers and promoting the assistant Johnny Davis.

This review also outlines the experimental and clinical strategies aimed at promoting the survival of sensory hair cells and spiral ganglion neurones in cochlear implant recipients.