conduciveness

n.

有助于…，助长，有益于…；

1. Fresh air is conducive to health.
   新鲜空气有助于健康。
2. The favourable political climate is conducive to economic investment.
   良好的政治气候有利于经济投资。
3. Regularity ought to be observed, as regularity is very conducive to health.
   生活应遵守规律，因为规律对健康有益。

On the Truth-Conduciveness of Coherence
The Truth-conduciveness Problem and a Social Practice Theory of Justification
Truth-conduciveness as the primary epistemic justification of normative systems of reasoning
The Truth-Conduciveness Problem of Coherentism and a Sellarsian Explanatory Coherence Theory
Nature of suppressiveness and conduciveness of some plant pathogens in soils.
Theory Choice, Theory Change, and Inductive Truth-Conduciveness
Inference to the Best Explanation: The Limits of Truth-Conduciveness
Experimental rat caries. 8. Effect of fluorine on the caries-conduciveness of a purified ration.
Experimental rat caries. 4. Effect of a natural salt mixture on the caries-conduciveness of an otherwise purified diet.
Effects of wheat volunteers and blackgrass in set-aside following a winter wheat crop on soil infectivity and soil conduciveness to ...