The phrase "a method of stimulating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a technique or approach aimed at encouraging or enhancing a particular response or activity.
Example: "The researchers developed a method of stimulating brain activity to improve cognitive function in patients."
Alternatives: "a technique for encouraging" or "an approach to enhancing".
The short-term effect will be obvious, but the program's longer-term value — either as a method of stimulating the economy or saving energy — is less clear.
Therefore localised regulation of [ADP] in the ICEUs would present a method of stimulating ATP synthesis by mitochondria without changes in bulk [ADP] or [ATP] [80].
Naturopaths often recommend a "water massage" as a method of stimulating lymphatic flow, which can lessen edema by contracting and dilating the lymphatic vessels and valves, pushing fluid towards your heart and out of your extremities.
A method of stimulated measurement was conducted over the Internet.
So speech therapist and researcher Jenny Crinion, also at UCL, is using a gentler method of stimulating the brain, called transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), to try and treat speech deficits caused by strokes.
We have pioneered what we believe is a novel method of stimulating cochlear neurons, using pulsed infrared radiation, based on the hypothesis that optical radiation can provide more spatially selective stimulation of the cochlea than electric current.
This clinical trial aims to overcome these limitations by introducing a novel method of stimulating superficial branches of the vagus nerve to treat MDD.
This double-blinded randomized clinical trial aims to overcome these limitations by introducing a novel method of stimulating superficial branches of the vagus nerve on the ear to treat MDD.
WHAT do reality TV shows like "Survivor" and "America's Next Top Model" have in common with an insurgent method of stimulating useful innovations around the world?
Although the clinical benefit of dynamisation in fresh tibial fractures is debated, the technique is generally accepted as an essential method of stimulating fracture healing in delayed and nonunions [52, 53, 54, 55, 56].
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is a novel, noninvasive method of stimulating selected regions of the brain that has both research applications and potential clinical utility, particularly for depression.
