Sentence examples for artificially stimulate from inspiring English sources

New, safer techniques for freezing embryos open up greater possibilities for storing them until they can be transferred, so the use of hormones to artificially stimulate the mother's cycle can be avoided or minimised.

But, following what the IMF forecast will be a 4.6% contraction of the economy this year, the Fund warned that attempts to "artificially" stimulate growth should be resisted.

The team isolated CD8 cells from umbilical cord blood of newborns and "activated" them with compounds that artificially stimulate an immune response--a prerequisite to infection by HIV, which attacks only activated immune cells.

A new league like the 3-year-old Drone Racing League (DRL), which has raised $32M in venture capital to develop the sport of competitive drone racing, has to artificially stimulate the development of a fanbase if it doesn't want to wait years for grassroots competitions to create a critical mass of fans even for a niche OTT service.

When the drugs of abuse artificially stimulate the dopamine system, they're basically sending a message to the brain that they are the most important thing for evolutionary survival.

The US downgrade is just an arithmetic warning that public borrowing to artificially stimulate demand where there isn't any is simply not on.

"And there's the unnatural — the engineered, the cloned, the artificially stimulated.

Hertwig was the first to describe the artificially stimulated development of sea urchin eggs (parthenogenesis).

What if you went to a business convention and then, like an artificially stimulated prairie vole, bonded with the nearest stranger?

This, along with the United States' emphasis on artificially stimulated obsolescence, affected all modern design between World Wars I and II.

A pacemaker is a device that artificially stimulates the heart when the abnormal electrical activity is absent.