Sentence examples for term to induce from inspiring English sources

Instead, these critics say, Washington should be focusing on stimulating the economy in the near term to induce people to spend money and create jobs, while settling on a long-term plan for spending cuts and tax increases to take effect only after the economy recovers.

Our aim in T1D will be to cause a small or physiological sustained increase in Treg frequency and function that may be maintained over the long term to induce tolerance to insulin-producing pancreatic β cells.

More recently, data from two large, controlled trials with infliximab in patients with moderate to severe UC has clearly shown clinical efficacy of the antibody to induce clinical response and remission short term and long term, to induce and maintain mucosal healing, and to spare steroids.

These results also suggest that, in addition to their diabetogenic effect, these hypercaloric diets might probably have an atherogenic effect and could be use in a long-term study to induce type 2 (non-insulino-dependant) diabetes mellitus.

A well balanced dietary trigger for pathologic metabolic conditions may represent an appropriate mid-term treatment to induce calcifying degeneration of aortic valves as well as vascular structures in the systemic circulation in rats.

The German strategy was therefore to try to provoke an engagement on their terms: either to induce a part of the Grand Fleet to enter battle alone, or to fight a pitched battle near the German coastline, where friendly minefields, torpedo-boats and submarines could be used to even the odds.

The presence of a complex mixture of air pollutants may be able, at high concentrations or after long-term exposure, to induce genotoxic damage in human cells [ 12].

They are used increasingly as a short-term measure to induce rapid reduction in disease activity whilst awaiting the effects of slower acting disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs) [ 7].

Treasury officials believe that because private parties have not thus far established funds dedicated to buying troubled assets, favorable terms are needed to induce their participation.

Under the law, the Financial Supervisory Commission is supposed to offer terms generous enough to induce shareholders of the five acquiring banks to vote in favour of taking over competitors whose liabilities are greater than their assets.

This is reasonable since order one mass loss or heat source terms are supposed to induce significant order one changes in the density (and therefore in temperature).