Sentence examples for is programmed to stimulate from inspiring English sources
Inasmuch as persistent hypoxia can only be resolved by the formation of new blood vessels, HIF-1 signaling is programmed to stimulate angiogenesis [ 316] (Fig. 5).
During the day the patient ambulated with an external power source that was programmed to stimulate the pacing wires if she did not take any breaths in a predefined time period.
For example, the device may be programmed to stimulate the nerve for 30 seconds every five minutes.
Because the absence of CD34 marks a state of activation which seems reversible, the steady percentage of CD34+ cells throughout injury suggests a proportion of myogenic cells are programmed and/or stimulated to maintain a reserve pool of satellite cells during the course of regeneration.
Meanwhile, We Care About New York, a citywide civic group, has been developing programs to stimulate citizen responsibility and spur morale of the dwindling city work force.
Yet, the governments and universities of a large number of European, Asian and Latin American countries as well as the transition economies of Central and Eastern Europe are designing programs to stimulate new venture development.
Experts say the impostors illustrate that while money is desperately needed to fight AIDS, so are programs to combat corruption and stimulate African economies.
A significant amount of money is spent on programs to stimulate innovative activities.
Quantitative easing is the Federal Reserve program to stimulate economic growth by buying Treasury securities and other assets.
A number of market failures have been associated with R&D investments and significant amounts of public money have been spent on programs to stimulate innovative activities.
The public schools of this town it appears, are putting on a series of programs "to stimulate the love of good literature". To us literature is still a thing of letters; we are old-fashioned enough to believe that great writing, like ours, should be read, not listened to perhaps inattentively.
