The phrase "and stimulate in a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing motivation, creativity, or engagement, but it needs to be part of a complete thought or sentence.
Example: "The workshop aims to inspire creativity and stimulate in a way that encourages innovative thinking."
Alternatives: "and encourage in a" or "and provoke in a".
The purpose of this study has been to improve the characteristics of osteochondral grafts consisting of a human certified collagen I-bone hybrid matrix seeded with human bone marrow stromal cells and stimulated in a custom-made biomechanoreactor.
Now consider the following possibility: you are a brain being kept alive in a vat of nutrients and stimulated in a way that causes your current experiences and memory impressions.
To verify these data in a further MC model, PMCs were treated and stimulated in a comparable fashion and degranulation was measured.
Adipocytes were subsequently resuspended in KRH (Krebs Ringer–Hepes), defined in [ 16], containing 1% BSA and stimulated in a 37°C shaking water bath.
In contrast to mice, resistin is expressed by mononuclear cells in humans and stimulated in an inflammation dependent manner [ 36].
"Vibration is a really effective source of clitoral stimulation, but if you apply the vibe to the clit and it feels irritating, choose a milder vibe, or move the vibe away for a while and stimulate in other ways until you're ready for it".
DXR and active analogs stimulate, in a GAr-dependent manner, EBNA1 expression in mammalian cells and overcome GAr-dependent restriction of MHC class I antigen presentation.
"It is a quick win to help boost a flagging home ownership sector and stimulate turnover in a market where transaction levels are now three times slower than in the 1980s.
The impoverished city rationalized the investment by promising short- and long-term returns: The Devils would pay the city set percentages of various revenue streams, under terms of their lease, while the arena would create jobs, bring people to Newark and stimulate development in a 24-acre district between Broad Street and McCarter Highway.
But trade agreements would spur increased exports and stimulate investment in a strategic, if not tiny, regional market.
