Sentence examples for has recently stimulated from inspiring English sources

Due to the emergence of high-bitrate application, the cross stratum optimization (CSO) using the path computation element (PCE) has recently stimulated the interest by network operators.

Having recorded a profile of success in mass concrete applications such as in dam building, roller compacted concrete has recently stimulated a growing interest in road pavement construction as a novel application.

The demand for an effective fabrication method for a large-area nanostructure array has recently stimulated increased interest and research activities in the fields of optics and optoelectronics, including photovoltaic cells, light-emitting devices, and photo-detectors.

The impressive diversity of MHC-related genes provided essential clues to this problem, but the re-evaluated importance of innate immunity in the defence against pathogens has recently stimulated investigations designed to thoroughly describe pattern recognition receptors (PRR) such as TLRs at the genetic level in humans.

(59) Public interest in biodiesel fuel has recently stimulated fresh discussion of that topic.

The concept of "meaning-in-life" (MiL) has recently stimulated the interest of clinicians and researchers working in psycho-oncology and end-of-life care.

The developers of innovative automotive active systems have recently stimulated new interest toward the analysis of the frictional behaviour of brake and clutch facings.

Vertically aligned nanocomposite (VAN) oxide thin films have recently stimulated a significant amount of research interest owing to their novel architecture, vertical interfacial strain control and tunable material functionalities.

These, together with the attendant co-morbidity of immune disorders have recently stimulated research interest in the area of immune boosting potentials of medicinal plants.

Arachidonic acid and its metabolites have recently stimulated great interest in cancer biology; but, unlike prostaglandins and leukotrienes the link between cytochome P450 metabolites and cancer has received little attention.

The association among dysphasia, GER and pulmonary aspiration and, consequently, the attitude towards the decision to perform AR procedures in children with chronic CNS impairments requiring gastrostomy have recently stimulated debate in the literature.