The phrase "additional stimulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to extra or supplementary encouragement, excitement, or sensory input.
Example: "The therapist recommended additional stimulation to help improve the child's cognitive development."
Alternatives: "extra stimulation" or "supplementary stimulation".
We found that baseline p27Kip1 and p21Cip1 protein levels were low in CD40L-stimulated cells, and additional stimulation with IL-21 had no effect.
Conversely, the additional stimulation of the BMP pathway with the exogenous addition of the BMP6 ligand decreases the expression of those pro-inflammatory and pro-destructive factors.
Consumed food provides additional stimulation necessary for mucus secretion.
Furthermore, it has been shown that, unlike the diabetic, elderly subjects can, with additional stimulation, produce more insulin.
The helper T cell also secretes cytokines, which can interact with the B cell and provide additional stimulation.
Immunologists think that the enormous concentration of identical T-independent antigens creates a strong enough stimulus without requiring additional stimulation from helper T cells.
But this is yet another national government policy that is likely to widen the gap between the North – where we have developed a planned approach to attract new development – and the South, where demand is high and does not need additional stimulation.
Some patients (older than 16 years) were provided additional stimulation through an electro-magnetic bracelet which was used for 1 h daily over the regenerate zone.
Sedimentary layers with high effective porosity and permeability values in principle allow hydrothermal exploitation of the system, whereas very tight sedimentary rocks require additional stimulation to enhance hydraulic performance (Enhanced Geothermal Systems, EGS).
The demonstrated multipotency of this cell population in vivo in the context of traumatic brain injury has implications for regenerative therapies, but additional stimulation appears necessary to promote neuronal differentiation outside normally neurogenic regions.
If the subjects could tolerate additional stimulation, i.e. their motion-sickness score was <16, following a 2 min rest, they were then exposed to a second off-vertical axis rotation in the direction opposite to that of the first off-vertical axis rotation.
