Sentence examples for has stimulated increased from inspiring English sources
The potential threat of a pandemic caused by H5N1 influenza A viruses has stimulated increased research on developing new antivirals against influenza A viruses.
Increasing interest in physical properties of rocks for purposes such as reservoir engineering and environmental geophysics has stimulated increased use of computer modeling of rock microstructure.
Although some services for example, public transportation, laundries, and movie theatres have declined in favour of privately owned goods—such as automobiles, washing machines, and television sets this has stimulated increased demand for the related services that distribute, maintain, and repair such products.
A growing recognition of the importance of spheroids in EOC dissemination has stimulated increased interest in their formation and function.
The study of plant sexually transmitted diseases also has stimulated increased understanding of sexually transmitted diseases in animals and humans (Lockhart et al. 1996), including the role played by basal immune system functioning (Nunn et al. 2000).
Since 1995, at least 100 planets have been detected orbiting stars other than the Sun, and this has stimulated increasing research into the variety and seeming ubiquity of other planetary systems.
The unprecedented control of coherence that can be exercised in quantum optics of atoms and molecules has stimulated increasing efforts in extending it to solid-state systems.
Growing energy needs and concerns about environmental pollution have stimulated increased interest in the research and application of microbial fuel cell (MFC) systems.
Recent developments in vacuum-based photon detectors for single photon detection, in particular, innovative techniques such as position-sensitive hybrid photon detectors and photo-multiplier tubes, have stimulated increased interest from a variety of fields.
There have been some negative reactions, but in most cases, the results have stimulated increased review among health care organizations and professionals.
Although the data do not demonstrate that minimally invasive procedures are replacing surgical treatments, the greater availability and choice of procedures appear to have stimulated increased demand [ 3].
