The male is now stimulated to search for nest material, which he brings back to the sitting female, and one or both incorporate the material into a nest.
At the same time, rapid technological developments are now stimulating the chemistry and pharma industries to embrace enzyme technology, a trend strengthened by concerns regarding health, energy, raw materials, and the environment.
A recent formulation of reflectometry, and the concurrent development of "total polarimetry" are now stimulating the design of neutron polarization and polarization analysis geometries capable of determining directly if and how a magnetic system contains a non-collinear structure in the film (x y) plane.
Record oil prices and growing global demand are now stimulating unprecedented levels of new oil and gas exploration and extraction.
With a jealous eye on the thriving bioscience hub in Boston, he is now seeking to stimulate similar commercial success in his own backyard.
Once believed to inhibit BMP1, the NTR region is now known to stimulate enhancer activity in the presence of HSPG [ 33].
Mr President, I think that we need to continue the positive work achieved so far, and that it is now necessary to stimulate, continue and complete this work which should not be halted because Central America and Europe still have a lot to achieve.
It is now introducing measures to stimulate competition.
The best beaches will be filled (surely the future is now?), waiting lists will stimulate further demand, and replicas of popular attractions will be built (Las Vegas already boasts an Eiffel Tower).Tour operators are advised to get a foothold in the hotspots while they can.
FSH is now known to directly stimulate the production of tumor necrosis factor (TNF), a potent osteoclastogenic cytokine from bone marrow granulocytes and macrophages [ 1, 2].
