Sentence examples for force stimulated from inspiring English sources

His use of force stimulated the growth of the counterrevolution, and both he and Rosa Luxemburg were among its first victims.

While the ECM in the normal breast is soft, the increased rigidity of the matrix, characteristic of malignant transformation, or externally applied force, stimulated proliferation and promoted a tumor-like behavior in mammary cells [25].

All year long, economists have predicted that the central bank's rate cuts would ultimately kick in with something like their usual force, stimulating a recovery from the economic slowdown.

The elastic behavior of the fluid in species such as N. rafflesiana, causing unsuspected highly retentive forces stimulated by insect movement, would warrant the inclusion of Nepenthes among other active carnivorous species such as the Venus flytrap whose conspicuous trapping mechanism is also based on elastic forces [33].

It is demonstrated that the friction forces stimulate redistribution of internal axial forces in the DSs and result in essential shifting of the buckling wavelet localizations, bringing the buckling phenomenon to the less predictable type.

Market forces stimulating specialization of cropping systems as non-marketable benefits of diversification, like cultivation/introduction of legumes in the farming system, do not deliver immediate and/or apparent profits [82].

Several studies showed that physical forces stimulate osteogenesis, in that callus was formed around the cathode[ 5, 18].

We now have indications as to which forces stimulate the use of the guidelines by IPs, and what stimuli might work.

Too much force stimulates tendon organs and causes decreasing motor discharge to the respiratory muscles and may prevent the muscles from damaging themselves.

The force stimulates cells in the periodontal ligament to cause bone remodeling, removing bone in the direction of travel of the tooth and adding it to the space created.

How to compare this result to the experimental observations by Riveline and coworkers [15] that more force stimulates the growth of focal adhesions?