Sentence examples for explicitly stimulated from inspiring English sources

An active lifestyle was not explicitly stimulated.

Reducing state budgets and active deregulation and privatisation policies also led to a steadily increasing role for the private sector, explicitly stimulated by international actors like the Rockefeller Foundation, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

Students in the CBAL curriculum are frequently informed of what is expected of them and they are explicitly stimulated to reflect on their performance, to remedy their deficiencies and to formulate points of improvement.

Given that performance measurements have become more accurate over the past two decades, it therefore seems appropriate to use financial incentives explicitly to stimulate improvements in performance.

Second, the assumption that students implicitly acquire skills like critical thinking, needed to complete the task successfully, seems to be too optimistic (Tsui, 1999; Abrami et al., 2008); critical-thinking skills should be stimulated explicitly.

Further research into novel, limbic targeted therapies can hopefully be stimulated by explicitly stating the role of the limbic system in chronic pain.

With regard to self-organization, a relevant question is how norms and rules might be stimulated that explicitly emphasize the common goal of collectively sampling arguments and improving ideas in order to develop community knowledge.

The experiments have explicitly shown that stimulating the motor cortex of the brain can increase the speed of learning motor skills.

That has led Larsen et al. to define the term 'test-enhanced learning' to refer to interventions where tests are explicitly used to stimulate learning [ 36, 37].

To prove explicitly that our stimulation activates hilar cells, we stimulated the MML using the same stimulating electrode position, intensity, and train duration/frequency as shown in the manuscript and assayed hilar neurons with cell-attached and current-clamp recordings (n=4 cells).

Swinton (2010) additionally found that a grading system that explicitly rewarded effort in addition to rewarding knowledge stimulated student interest in improvement.