Sentence examples for together promotes from inspiring English sources

Brokaw spoke about the need to create a connective tissue, a welcoming societal network that brings civilians and veterans together, promotes understanding and recognition, and just might help unite our polarized nation.

While neither mutation alone can fully reverse the effect of pacsin3 MO-mediated gene knockdown, coinjecting the two mutants together promotes outwardly normal development at 24 hpf (Figure 7J, P).

Working together promotes a shared understanding of the woman's needs as well as the woman's understanding of the roles of different services.

Activation of the two pathways together promotes stem cell renewal, whereas activation of Wnt and Notch signalling separately promotes differentiation into secretory cells and enterocytes, respectively.

Sydney was determined to be different and the Olympic and Paralympic committees worked together, promoting one big festival of sport.

We feel that Briarcliff is a more united community than represented in your article, and hope that our efforts will continue to bring residents together, promote the positives and continue to make our village even better.

It's probably quite fair to say that, a few years ago, the five members of Suede would not have imagined themselves back onstage together  promoting a new album.

The "lady managers" of the Northwestern Fair hoped to bring Chicagoans and their neighbors together, promote patriotic commitment to the Union cause and encourage the generous support of sick and wounded soldiers.

The improved techniques and the commercial availability together promote the development of Pichia (Cereghino and Cregg, 2000).

Accordingly, molecular chaperones, the ubiquitin-proteasome system (UPS) and autophagy together promote refolding or clearance of misfolded proteins.

Malignant ascites-released membrane vesicles contain diverse activated proteases including MMP2, MMP9, uPA and ADAM17/TACE, together promoting ECM degradation and enhancing cancer cell invasiveness and metastasis (Carbotti et al., 2013; Graves et al., 2004).