Sentence examples for propagation promotion from inspiring English sources

In particular, it is mandatory for an Internet content provider to register with the MDA if it is, or if the Authority thinks that it is, an individual providing any programme about or a body of persons engaged in the "propagation, promotion or discussion of political or religious issues relating to Singapore, on the World Wide Web through the Internet".

The results obtained suggest that long-lived intermediate chemical species formed by the plasma diffuse into the cylinder, affecting flame propagation through promotion of a low-temperature oxidation reaction.

Estrogen may also act later during the propagation stage of promotion, by inhibiting the proliferation or enhancing apoptosis of preneoplastic cells.

As soon as this futile theory had been painfully discredited, Conservative minds switched to obsessing on what they really wanted: the promotion and propagation of the so-called free market.

In 1930 poet Vallathol Narayana Menon renewed interest in mohini attam by including it in the program of his Kerala Kalamandalam, an institution dedicated to the promotion and propagation of the classical arts of Kerala.

Chelating the intracellular Ca2+ with BAPTA/AM (200 μM, for 10 minutes) did not affect the dye propagation under the resting state or the promotion effect of IP3/BM.

The potential promotion of lubrication and resulting facilitation of propagation of the luminal content of the alimentary tract helps to explain why this new agent is known for its efficacy in therapy of CC as well as in patients with constipation-predominant IBS.

In passage rites the king often was the principal actor in the promotion of the growth of the crops and the propagation of man and beast and in the promotion of the reproductive forces in nature in general at the turn of the year.

However, this efficacy in removing debris and bacteria comes at the expense of damage to the bone tissue [ 18, 20], bacterial propagation into the intramedullary canal of the fractured bones [ 18], and promotion of stem cell differentiation away from bone forming cells (osteoblasts) toward the adipocyte cell types [ 24].

All tumor viruses with naturally occurring distinct oncogenes reprogram persistently infected cells in the direction of growth promotion and survival functions, and it is plausible that these are side effects of viral growth and propagation.

"The propagation had gone well," she said.