Sentence examples for has stimulated speculation from inspiring English sources

This apparent paradox has stimulated speculation that edema in COPD might be a renal rather than a right ventricular problem [ 17].

Moreover, the known host range of noroviruses has expanded: the virus is found in mice (12), cows (13), and pigs (14), and antibodies to bovine strains have been found in humans, which has stimulated speculation about zoonotic transmission (15).

The relaxation of rules separating America's commercial and investment-banking industries has stimulated wild speculation of impending mergers on Wall Street.

That Messrs. Bellows, Roth and Updike have come up so short has stimulated some theories and stirred some speculation in book publishing.

Speculation about Scythian connections has stimulated recent research in Mongolia that has begun to peel away their mysteries and reveals connections to Scytho-Siberian and northern art.

All this has stimulated a construction boom.

Apollonius' problem has stimulated much further work.

The 33percentt goal has stimulated real investment.

Whatever the merits of such physiological speculations, they have stimulated a vast amount of research on figural aftereffects.

The mayor contends that lower taxes have stimulated and will continue to stimulate the economy.

"Our products have stimulated demand," he explained.