Sentence examples for promoting spread from inspiring English sources

One measure of surfactant activity is the ability to reduce surface tension, thus promoting spread and reducing the contact angle of a solution on a hydrophobic surface.

Increased MMP-1 availability and activity early in M. tuberculosis infection may destabilize granuloma formation, in particular the correct organization of new granulomas, promoting spread of the infection and progression to active TB.

During antibiotic treatments a fraction of the dose impacts the intestinal microbiota, promoting spread of resistant bacteria (RB).

However, we cannot conclude that deleterious effects promoting spread of infection will occur because of these mutations.

In 2009, a collaborative initiative, the Enhanced Recovery Partnership Programme (ERPP), was established in England with aim of promoting spread and adoption of ERAS, in colorectal, musculoskeletal, gynaecology and urology major elective surgical pathways.

Compared with the most geographically widespread H5 clade in birds in East Asia (2.3.2.1), several alterations occur in key antigenic regions, possibly promoting spread of the new clade variant 2.3.4.4.

The disturbance of the dynamo driven by enhanced global thermospheric circulation resulting from energy input at high latitudes is another factor for promoting spread-Fs (de Jesus et al. 2010; Liu and Shen 2017).

Samples threatened with MeOH allow cell adhesion and survival, promoting spreading, elongation and fusion of C2C12 muscle myoblast cells.

In Drosophila, Wnt and Hh can associate with fat body-derived lipoprotein particles, promoting spreading and activation of long-range target genes (Panakova et al, 2005).

Because of their relatively high density on human X chromosomes, they have been suggested to play a role in promoting spreading of Xist (Lyon 1998).

Wagers are even being accepted on shares in not-yet floated companies such as Twitter.Some firms now promote spread betting as an alternative form of investment to a public disenchanted with meagre stockmarket returns.