In contrast, the majority of therapeutic strategies to promote bone regeneration aim to stimulate direct osteogenesis through intramembranous ossification.
Mr. Summers argues instead that the government should focus on tax cuts and directed spending to stimulate private spending and investment, policies for which there is little political appetite.
LN cells from PTPN4-deficient and control mice were thus stimulated with CD3 antibodies (directed to the TCR complex) and antibodies against the CD28 T cell costimulatory receptor.
It would seem obvious that helping banks, not holding companies, would be the most direct way to stimulate bank lending.
Only options like incredibly cheap geothermal power (as in Iceland) or perhaps the use of direct sunlight to stimulate some as-yet-unproven biological production process can produce cheap hydrogen.
The little rabbit's purpose, to be direct, is to stimulate the clitoris, while the other part of the device provides internal pleasure.
Although this may have contributed to the increased number of referrals a more direct approach to stimulate collaboration may result in even better outcomes.
Our first goal when we decided to submit this work to Biology Direct was to stimulate a scientific debate about one fundamental topic in biology such as mitochondrial inheritance, so we greatly appreciated Prof. Lane's point of view.
That's why when the members of Congress return to the Beltway, their job one must be to act as responsible fiscal policy-makers by passing legislation directed at stimulating the economy and creating good paying jobs.
The second intervention is directed at stimulating the role of the patient within the care process with a patient safety card.
tDCS is a non-invasive brain stimulation that uses direct electrical currents to stimulate specific parts of the brain.
