Sentence examples for template encouraging from inspiring English sources

This analog is usually a polyphosphate molecule, such as sodium metaphosphate, which acts as an apatite template, encouraging crystalline alignment in the gap zones [53], leading to a hierarchical dentin remineralization [50].

But WIF are determined not to focus exclusively on the negative – clubs will also be sent a template encouraging them to profile a female staff member in their next match-day programme, and the contribution of talented women to the sport will be celebrated online using the hashtag #SheBelongs.​ For all of the problems, there's reason to be optimistic.

The Figure Facts template encourages students to adopt a data-centric approach, rather than a text-based approach, to understand research articles.

The little that was said was broadly positive, and echoed the 'monitoring' perspective conveyed in the newsletter ("templates encourage us to get to grips with the management of microalbuminuria in diabetes and take a more aggressive stance towards blood pressure control").

These templates encourage the quality of your delivery, while keeping you time and effort.

This archetype inclusion mechanism is similar to the COSMIC template-in-template feature, which allows sub-templates to be included in the main template to encourage reuse of templates.

Mr Tarschys oversees a sensible division of labour: the Council of Europe codifies and upholds the legal rules, and the OSCE then uses them as a template for encouraging better behaviour in areas of tension.But taking in newly democratic countries from Central and Eastern Europe has stretched the rules somewhat, since none is treaty-perfect (though that applies to some older hands, too).

In the evaluation of MDA product in conjunction with BeadArray technology, the high concordance rate between genotypes obtained from MDA product and gDNA templates is encouraging.

It may also be beneficial to ask, "What is the next experiment?" at the bottom of the Figure Facts template to encourage students to think about appropriate future experiments in preparation for group discussion.

The RE-AIM framework (Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation and Maintenance) 13 has recently been proposed as a reporting template to encourage sports researchers to document their research in a way that enables practitioners, policy makers and communities to use them effectively.

The workplan template also encourages programmers to use two standard directory names: "share" for program output that is designed to be sent back to the lead research site, and "local only" for program output that is designed to be maintained at each research site.