The phrase "able to stimulate a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has the capacity to provoke or encourage a response or action in a particular context.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is able to stimulate a greater interest in our products among younger consumers."
Alternatives: "capable of provoking a" or "designed to encourage a".
We confirmed that the proposed system was able to stimulate a cautious judgment.
Erhardt told Next Wave: "If we were able to stimulate a few path-breaking approaches, it would help to raise awareness about this issue".
This therefore suggests that S-cyanopindolol is able to stimulate a response at two agonist conformations of the tβtrunc and tβ4C-receptors.
The activation of T cells was not limited to CD4+ cells as exosomes were also able to stimulate a CD8+ T cell response as defined by IFN-γ production upon restimulation with BCG antigens (Fig. 3C and D).
Several CD4bs-mimicking peptides have been reported to date, but none of them has been able to stimulate a strong anti-gp120 neutralizing antibody response in different animal models [31] [33].
If such a mechanism occurs in L. longipalpis, L. i. chagasi would be able to stimulate a reduction of trypsins transcription or synthesis, by producing a molecule capable of interfering in the early trypsin synthesis pathway.
Co-administration of OVA with nrMVA was also able to stimulate an increment in the number of IFN-γ producing cells after re-stimulation with a MHC class I restricted OVA peptide ex vivo, as well as a potent in vivo killing activity, thereby showing that CD8+ effector T cells are also stimulated following immunization.
Preliminary evaluation indicates the vaccine is safe and able to stimulate an immune response that may be protective.
Results obtained from combined treatments did not suggest a beneficial use of combined treatments in comparison with radiation alone to activate signalling of immunogenic proteins able to stimulate an antitumoral response.
All but AOEA-X-BY630 (4) were able to stimulate an increase in CRE-gene transcription by inducing a Gs-coupled state of the adenosine A1 receptor at higher concentrations.
In sharp contrast, among this selected group of HbF inducers, the only inducer able to stimulate an increased proportion of Hb-producing cells was mithramycin, when K562 BCL11A-XL) clone 12 was employed (Fig. 4B).
