Sentence examples for great stimulation from inspiring English sources
Thus, there is a great stimulation for extensive research works on recombinant proteins (Illanes, 2008).
Indeed, in water-limited sites, first rain events cause generally a great stimulation in the soil microbial activity after a relatively long drought period.
All stromal cultures modestly stimulated PNT2-C2 motility but displayed a greater stimulation of PC-3 cell motility, while stromal cells derived from malignant tissue stimulated PNT2-C2 and PC-3 cell motility more than stromal cultures from non-malignant tissues.
However, our data shows that a combination of CSPG and EGF produced greater stimulation of STAT3 than the individual stimulants.
However, PSF and NONO/p54nrb and PTB stimulated the cyclin T1 and there was a greater stimulation when PSF and NONO/p54nrb were added in combination.
With low molecular weight HA (<6700 Da) exhibiting greatest stimulation of VIC proliferation.
Conclusions: Placental extracts from women with preeclampsia cause a greater stimulation of porcine artery oxygen consumption and exacerbation of histamine-induced vasoconstriction than extracts from normotensive women.
This greater stimulation is, in part, explained by differences in the signals provided in the wool (presumably odors) produced by adult rams.
Glucose had no further effect on muscle branched-chain α-keto acid dehydrogenase kinase abundance but decreased mRNA expression of branched chain aminotransferase 1. Lack of further increases in plasma 3-methylhistidine or greater stimulation of muscle branched-chain AA catabolism indicates that muscle protein degradation was unchanged with glucose but that accretion may have been stimulated.
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Infants as young as 3½ months displayed greater stimulation toward the impossible event and much more habituation at the possible event.
