Sentence examples for time conducive from inspiring English sources

They also displayed a controlled release of dexamethasone over a period of time conducive to tissue regeneration and allowed human mesenchymal stem cells to adhere to and proliferate on them in vitro.

Others have fabricated and examined electrospun scaffolds that release anti-inflammatory agents, but, to our knowledge, in vivo evidence of a reduced foreign body response over a period of time conducive to tissue regeneration, that is, longer than 2 weeks, has not been reported.

Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), as a uniparentally inherited genomic region, has higher mutation rates, as well as a smaller effective population size, than typical autosomal loci and hence has a shorter coalescence time conducive to resolving phylogenetic relationships of recently diverging species [ 4, 5].

Just as we alternate between activity during the day and sleep at night, there are times conducive to movement and times designated for rest.

Never in history have so many writers had a nurturing, time-conducive, workshop based network for creative writing to grow, flourish, and shine.

It's an emotional, tense and uncertain time not conducive to detailed discussion or reflection.

These results illustrated that the reaction time is conducive to the growth of nanosheet, but the longer reaction time will lead to the thickness increasing.

Since I Left You felt more radiant with each listen, more satisfying with the passing of time, and conducive to my greater appreciation of sampling as a form of expression.

The times are conducive to extremist anger: there is a black President, a sputtering economy, a disappearing white majority, and recurring talk of stricter gun laws.

This system, going back to tsarist times, is conducive to industrial-scale production as well as the formation of prison gangs.

The reason for this difference is unknown but pTVCherry still appears to be 10 times more conducive to homologous recombination than pGX.