Demand was stimulated faster than supply.
This process resulted in strong growth rates, as demand was stimulated by a series of steep fare reductions.
Researchers had no idea how CO production was regulated--a gaping hole, considering that gases cannot be stored for release and must be made on demand when a neuron is stimulated.
Compared with the 10,000 captive tigers living in zoos or private facilities in the US, and at least 5,000 "mild tigers" bred at a dozen Chinese farms, the 40 or so wild tigers remaining inside China are vastly outnumbered and likely to vanish if the demand for tiger products is stimulated.
During modest hypoglycaemia, supply of glucose from blood cannot fully satisfy the brain's continuous demand for fuel, and glycogenolysis is stimulated by 2 7-fold in rodents to supplement glucose delivery from blood to brain (Table 3A).
Moore, showing again that he is stimulated by the demands of the great occasion, played with an imaginative self-confidence that made it unnecessary for anyone to ask who was the England captain.
Is there already what economists would call demonstrable, latent demand or will demand need to be stimulated?
Most of today's debates in Germany focus on issues related to how domestic demand could be stimulated without jeopardizing future stability.
"Whereas leisure demand can be stimulated by pricing, that really is not the case for business travel," said Bjorn Hanson, associate professor at the Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management at New York University.
Domestic demand would be stimulated, Mr Wen said, with subsidies to farmers and the urban poor increased.
