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In normal mice with working photoreceptors (PR driven), stimulating the retina produces a variety of responses in retinal ganglion cells, the output of the eye.

It was the government's drive to stimulate spending that led to the country's love affair with credit cards in recent years.

The Fed is not expected to let up in its drive to stimulate the economy by keeping interest rates at near-record lows.

The House voted today to cut taxes by $550 billion over the next decade, strongly endorsing President Bush's drive to stimulate the economy through lower taxes but differing sharply with him on the shape of the package.

In the drive to stimulate green energy, President Obama will need to keep the need for transmission front and center.

In addition, auditory cues (song) generated by males enhance male courtship drive and stimulate female receptivity (Kowalski et al. 2004; Ejima et al. 2005).

In the next coming years, cumulative price reductions should become disruptive to DVDs and hard disk drives (HDDs), stimulate huge demand, and create new Flash markets.

The activity of many enzymes is strictly controlled by intracellular pH (pHi) and, therefore, an important question is what extent this E7-induced signal cascade described herein might be altered via feedback by the changes in pHi driven by the stimulated NHE1 [48].

There are certainly examples of areas in which the drive for productivity has stimulated substantial reform – foundation hospitals are the classic example.

Regardless of the spindle arrangement, microtubule assembly is stimulated to drive elongation.

In grooming, the active module 'deletes' itself from the sequence by reducing the dust stimulated sensory drive through cleaning.