The phrase "a highly stimulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is experiencing a high level of stimulation, often in a psychological or physiological context.
Example: "After the intense workshop, I felt like a highly stimulated participant, eager to apply what I had learned."
Alternatives: "intensely stimulated" or "greatly stimulated".
Cancerous state is a highly stimulated environment of metabolically active cells.
HLH is a potentially fatal hyperinflammatory condition caused by a highly stimulated but ineffective immune response [ 14].
However, retrospective analyses revealed that macaque S6 had a highly stimulated immune system (data not shown), which might also explain the short incubation period.
Deletion of the second acyltransferase encoded by the GPT2 gene has the opposite effect on phosphatidylcholine turnover than a deletion of SCT1, namely a highly stimulated turnover of this phospholipid synthesized via the CDP-choline pathway (Zaremberg and McMaster 2002).
‡Macaque S6 had a highly stimulated immune system on the day of oral exposure and thereafter (reason unknown) and had the highest postmortem levels of proteinease-resistant prion protein (PrPres) in spleen and other lymphoreticular tissues of all examined macaques (data not shown).
Some studies suggest that IL-10 secretion is a transitory property of highly stimulated cells, dependent on tissue-specific environmental cues for its maintenance, while others suggest that the IL-10 locus can be genetically modified in terminal differentiation.
During brain development, synapses that are stimulated less often than others are eliminated through a process called pruning, whereas those that are highly stimulated are retained.
The kinetic parameters for nucleotide incorporation suggest that PrimPol is highly stimulated by Mn2+ and has a misinsertion frequency on par with other TLS pols, such as the Y-family pols.
Cell migration is highly stimulated by the extracellular matrix surrounding cells, an effect that is well known for neural crest cells during embryonic neurogenesis.
This gene is highly stimulated by phorbol 12,13-dibutyrate 12,13-dibutyrate PDBuways: (i) a small contribution through protein kinase C (the commonly recognized pathway for these tumor promoters), (ii) a contribution inviaving threeine kinases, and (iii) a larger contribution via pathways that can be interrupted by dexamethasmall
When brain cells are especially active during the day, their synapses are highly stimulated.
