Sentence examples for for example stimulating from inspiring English sources

For example, stimulating the brain of a sleeping person can create a huge wave of activity that "propagates like a ripple in water".

For example, stimulating EPHA with EPHRIN-A1 induces endothelial cell migration and vascular assembly through PI3K-mediated activation of the Rac1 GTPase [55].

For example, stimulating the skin at certain points excites the activity of pelvic nerve discharge and increases bladder motility when it is empty, or inhibits pelvic nerve discharge activity to decrease bladder motility when it is filled.

For example, stimulating the IPS in a subject with low numerical abilities during numerical training may not optimize cognitive training because the subject might apply different strategies than other individuals of the same age; the subject may therefore recruit frontal regions, instead, for the same type of processing (Rivera et al., 2005).

For example, stimulating one or more signaling pathways using in vitro cytokine assays can lead to different immunologic and metabolic responses in different diagnostic phenotypes [ 63], such as different disease progression levels.

By, for example, stimulating investment that will generate jobs for young people.

The sulfonylureas, for example, stimulate the insulin-secreting beta cells of the pancreas to produce more insulin.

Interleukin-2 (IL-2), for example, stimulates the growth of a wide range of antigen-fighting cells, including several kinds that can kill cancer cells.

Subsidy schemes can for example stimulate a certain activity, such as purchasing solar panels, but for a community that strongly values the authentic looks of its buildings for tourism, this hypothetical institutional space cannot be used.

A simple testcase can for example stimulate the receiver to process a single incoming data packet, while more sophisticated testcases can describe elaborated sequences of interleaved packet transmissions and receptions.

REM sleep, for example, stimulates the amygdala, which handles fear and aggression, while non-REM sleep kindles the forebrain, which plays a role in impulse control and more cognitive functions.