The phrase "act as stimulus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is described as encouraging or provoking a response or action.
Example: "The new policy is designed to act as stimulus for economic growth in the region."
Alternatives: "serve as an incentive" or "function as a catalyst".
The DPM process works as follows: DPM process starts by reading external information: scenario and RF events, which act as stimulus on it.
In other words, for cutting interest rates to act as stimulus, there has to be an additional capacity to spend.
Rather, they may act as stimulus for respondents to consider a spectrum of health components, and give reasonable consideration to how extreme health states can be.
These proteins represent a large class of cell-surface molecules that act as stimulus receptors, including receptors for neurotransmitters, hormones, growth factors, odor molecules, and light [ 62].
By contrast, a response strategy entails learning a series of movements (eg left and right turns) from given positions that act as stimuli, so that they become part of the procedural memory system, not involving conscious thought.
These regions might be thought of as potential stepping-stones to wider Asian/Asia-Pacific or hemispheric integration in the same way that all regional blocs are considered by some to act as stimuli for globalization.
Inducing parent-child dialogue around healthy food and taste-testing fruits and vegetables can both act as stimuli that prime healthier purchases.
Most of these microbial products act as stimuli for Toll-like receptors (TLRs), an evolutionary conserved family of type-1 transmembrane receptors, inducing the triggering of two main signaling pathways.
Based on the data presented here, one may speculate that the suppression of terminal differentiation and the block in skin barrier repair, aggravated by genomic risk alleles such as the recently described LCE3 variant [54], act as stimuli to maintain sustained upregulation of PPARβ/δ in the upper epidermal layers.
Activated platelets act as stimuli for neutrophils, but platelets may also inhibit neutrophil activation.
Taste, thermal and chemical properties of the ingested fluid act as stimuli of these nerves and are known to affect swallowing activities (Table 4).
