Sentence examples for stimulate dissemination from inspiring English sources

This software presents a novel route to bridging the gap between computational and clinical/experimental disciplines, and in doing so will stimulate dissemination and uptake of both existing and new theoretical models.

Ongoing payment reform will be critical to stimulate broader dissemination and implementation of multiple risk factor and multidisciplinary approaches and to ensure long-term sustainability.

TGF-β stimulated metastatic dissemination is typically studied in bone and lung metastases of breast and prostate tumors.

These data provides new insights into the contribution of oxidative stress to the tumour-associated microenvironment and may contribute to a better knowledge of mechanisms stimulating cell dissemination.

Numerous SDI-related activities at the national, state, and local levels in both countries share similar core objectives to stimulate coordinated collection, dissemination, and use of spatial data by public and private entities.

A loss of p53 is thought to stimulate tumor growth and dissemination, whereas a regular p53 expression might be associated with a more favorable disease biology.

In this scenario, MYCN amplification might stimulate tumor vascularization and dissemination by also inhibiting the anti-angiogenic activity of TAp73 either directly or via MDM2.

These data suggest that FAK selectively regulates the initial steps of tumor cell dissemination stimulated by TGF-β, a result that is consistent with our findings of the requirement of FAK in (a) mediating EMT stimulated by TGF-β and (b) preventing primary colonization of breast cancer cells in the lung, but not their secondary outgrowth.

It is hoped that this paper will stimulate the discussion on the dissemination and use of good obstetric practices, and contribute to better maternal and newborn health.

Stromal cells are a major component of human cancer tissue and "cross talk" with malignant cells to stimulate tumor growth and metastatic dissemination.

During early infection, viruses activate cellular stress-response proteins such as heat-shock proteins (Hsps) to counteract apoptosis, but later on, they modulate these proteins to stimulate apoptosis for efficient viral dissemination.