Even Shakespeare made a reference (Macbeth) to the vagaries of alcohol "stimulating the drive, but taking away the performance" so it shouldn't be a surprise that knocking back booze isn't the best way to guarantee behaving like a stud in bed.
Patients can exhale after each inspiratory effort keeping the expiratory line open and the inspiratory line occluded for approximately 20 s and progressively achieving the residual volume and stimulating maximum drive levels.
The challenge for the panel is to set a new agenda, ignite passions and stimulate the drive that is so desperately needed, rather than delivering a report bogged down by political bargaining.
The 'Goals for Girls!' campaign may well stimulate the drive to find answers, offering a platform for female success stories like Aya Miyama, another member of the Japanese squad now in Shanghai for the FIFA Women's World Cup 2007.
Prime function of fibronectin is to act as a ligand and adhere endothelial cells to ECM to stimulate directional drive towards tumor.
To these conventional responsibilities, Deloitte would add another -- that of catalyst, to "stimulate and drive" the timely execution of change throughout the enterprise.
The process of entrepreneurship is widely considered to stimulate competition, drive innovation, create employment, generate positive externalities, increase productivity by introducing technological change and provide a route out of poverty (Audretsch & Thurik, 2001).
The genome annotation revealed numerous intriguing features presented here which we anticipate will help stimulate and drive further research into this fascinating and medically important bacterial order.
There is a common belief, voiced in the focus groups in this study, that ART actually stimulates sexual drive.
Regardless of the spindle arrangement, microtubule assembly is stimulated to drive elongation.
