Sentence examples for have long stimulated from inspiring English sources

Yet, political and military crises have long stimulated adoption of new telecommunications technologies.

Oceanic islands have long stimulated biologists to investigate patterns and processes of evolution (e.g. Darwin 1842; Wallace 1881; Whittaker and Fernández-Palacios 2007; Bramwell and Caujapé-Castells 2011).

Cultivated in Sweden for its industrial utility, mineralogy had long stimulated Berzelius's analytical interest.

Bioluminescence must be considered among the most ancient objects of biophysical exploration, because the emission of light by living organisms has long stimulated the curiosity of natural philosophers.

THE market for million-dollar homes in Florida and Texas has long been stimulated by the fact that such houses appeal to one particular class of wealthy people -- those who are about to file for bankruptcy.

Stimulating consumption has long been difficult in East Asia, and seldom more so than when citizens are especially leery of borrowing and worried about losing their jobs.

The Reagan administration had long had the goal of stimulating a private space launch industry, and now, with the removal of a heavily subsidized competitor from the market, three different companies stepped forward within a week's time to announce plans for operating commercial versions of the Delta, Titan, and Atlas/Centaur launchers.

On the other hand, it has long been known that GH stimulates beta-cell proliferation and insulin synthesis.

Before Dr. Urist's discovery, physicians had long known that scrapings from healthy bone stimulated healing when applied to major fractures.

It has long been observed that ethanol stimulates hepatic fatty acid synthesis [23].

Based on measurements from islet homogenates and β-cell lines, it has long been known that glucose stimulates cAMP accumulation.