Sentence examples for approach of stimulating from inspiring English sources

The only H.I.V. vaccine to have undergone full-scale testing was based on the traditional approach of stimulating the immune system to produce antibodies against an infectious agent.

Although collaborations with private parties outside the municipal organisation (such as sports clubs or housing corporations) are very common and can also have beneficial effects on the integrated approach of stimulating physical activity, this was not taken into account; the policy analysis merely focuses on policy initiatives that involved more than one municipal policy sector.

The announcement comes in the first budget request possible after a report by the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) recommended the idea as part of an approach to stimulating more innovation in agricultural research.

The recommendations emphasized that a blended learning method and supply networks are valuable dissemination approaches for stimulating of the implementation of cleaner production through organizational learning in small firms in emerging markets.

The students have considered the use of ultrasound as an innovative, exciting and engaging approach to stimulate learning of clinical anatomy with enhancement of their reasoning skills [ 7].

Meanwhile, Japan's Astellas Pharma is in early human trials of another approach to stimulate cancer-cell suicide.

Kitchen and Kuehlmann present an approach to stimulate simulations of hardware with a stimuli generator that performs a random generation of input stimuli that obey a set of declaratively specified input constraints.

Advanced cell-based therapies are promising approaches for stimulating full regeneration of cartilage lesions.

Significance: Differentiation of tumor-mobilized CD34+ cells into dendritic cells may be an immunotherapeutic approach to stimulate antitumor reactivity.

TechnoPartner takes several approaches to stimulating entrepreneurship.

The (over)stimulating approach of preterm mothers has been a point of discussion, considered by some authors as an adaptive and compensatory reaction to the specific difficulties presented by the preterm infant's immaturity, and seen by others as intrusive and controlling behaviour, unfavourable to the preterm infant's outcome [ 1, 38, 51].