Sentence examples for provision of growth from inspiring English sources

The $40 million investment deal includes the purchase of shares from existing shareholders by Goldman Sachs and JVP, as well as the provision of growth capital for the company.

In Figure 4A we show the generally good agreement between the total nuclear FOXO fraction in experiments in CV1 cells (Figure 1A N [75]) and simulation, under gradually increasing levels of Akt activation, corresponding in experiment to inhibition of PI3K with wortmannin, serum-starvation, provision of growth medium, and constitutive activation of PI3K.

Gliomagenesis is a complex process that relies on the intricate interplay between uncontrolled cell proliferation and microenvironmental factors, such as provision of growth factors and matrix reorganization.

Augmentation of vascular repair by the provision of growth factors such as vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) or by direct migration of EPCs into the endothelium can be protective and prevent ongoing vascular damage.

So, if neural control of airway growth is primarily via provision of mitogenic growth factors, one might expect airway morphogenesis to be independent of neural input in this simpler invertebrate system.

A comprehensive study from the University of Bath across no less than 19 industrialised countries revealed it's actually by raising corporate taxation that a government can assist a market-based economy's provision of job growth.

Military policy has superseded the provision of economic growth as the main source of his legitimacy.

This situation mirrors to some extent the widespread illegal provision of human growth hormone (hGh) in the US [ 68].

This interpretation stems from the sunset provision of the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act (EGTRRA) of 2001 the law that provides for the one-year lapse in the estate tax.

The cultivation of an autotrophic organism requires the provision of a controlled growth environment, which involves exposure of the organism to appropriate levels of sunlight, CO2, and nutrients [30].

Mutants in the corresponding yeast HEM2 gene have been found to disrupt heme biosynthesis, requiring provision of heme for growth in culture [ 54].