My tiny little boy was "tongue-tied," which meant his tongue did not reach far enough forward to stimulate milk production.
Similar recommendations have been put forward to stimulate the participation of children with disability in sports and recreational activities as well as to achieve the same expected 60 minutes-a-day of moderate-to-vigorous PA (MVPA) [ 3].
We are only at the beginning of an important discussion, and I look forward to further stimulating dialogue.
Consequently, several jurisdictions have put forward incentives to stimulate the development of drugs for rare diseases.
I look forward to a stimulating conversation!
Calling City College "one of the nation's great urban schools," Dr. Staiano-Coico said in a statement: "I look forward to having stimulating dialogues with students, faculty, staff, community members and fellow CUNY alums about the exciting future of C.C.N.Y.
It uses mechanical signals, resulting from forward mandibular positioning, to stimulate cellular proliferation in the condyle (Tang et al., 2004).
People who are able to get an education, a job and to be able to not just pay it back, but to also pay it forward to support themselves, stimulate the economy via spending and pay their own taxes.
Hall also reported that for the face of a newborn to have a normal morphological appearance, contraction of the muscles involved in mastication and facial expression must occur to stimulate forward bone growth, cartilage growth and facial muscle bulk.
The bridge helix is thought to bend against the RNA/DNA hybrid to stimulate forward translocation, although it is not clearly known whether this motion produces a rapidly oscillating RNAP, rectifying between the pre- and post-translocation states, or whether bridge helix bending causes a more concerted push forward.
