"It is a very significant deed, fostering.
As the most abundant tumor-infiltrating immune cells, tumor associated macrophages (TAM) are significant for fostering tumor progression.
In the UK, it was reported that sanctioning of initial interpretations by significant others fostered immediate help-seeking while keeping silent about symptoms, either because of low expectations of inputs from lay colleagues, or fear of people talking about their symptoms, delayed professional health seeking [ 29].
We misquoted Dr Margaret O'Callaghan as saying that "the party appeared unwilling to significant action against Foster and against one of its MPs, Ian Paisley, Jr…" The reference to Foster has been removed.
Reservation residents say they believe significant numbers of foster children on the reservation have been sexually abused.
Words like "large," "significant," and "damaging," foster the ambiguity, while verbal descriptors of likelihood (e.g. "very likely," "likely," "unlikely") are not definite, creating variability in interpretation.
Results show that existing European marine reserves foster significant positive increases in key biological variables (density, biomass, body size, and species richness) compared with areas receiving less protection, a pattern mirrored by marine reserves around the globe.
The main purpose of these internships is that undergraduate metrology students have the opportunity to apply previously acquired knowledge to real industrial (cased-based) problems by integrating theory and practice, a fact well known to foster significant learning in students.
As was the case in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, the top-down approach did not foster significant involvement of the citizens and community groups until now and limited their contribution to the general definition of the LTP.
