Writing in the British Medical Journal, psychiatrists stated, given its chemical structure, "mephedrone is likely to stimulate the release of, and then inhibit the reuptake of monoamine neurotransmitters".
" Chronic depression often precludes people from getting back into gainful employment, which is unfortunate because the work environment in its own right can be one thing that is likely to stimulate people into normality".
And it takes place in the early season (also off-peak), when publicity is likely to stimulate immediate ski-holiday bookings.
The availability of a validated TG2 PET tracer is likely to stimulate in vivo research of potent TG2 inhibitors, because it will allow monitoring of target engagement in vivo by novel TG2 inhibitors [18].
23 It follows that repeatedly providing the allowable maximum rotation to the user without the risk of falling is likely to stimulate the nervous and musculoskeletal systems, inducing effective balance rehabilitation training.
No additional book about her is strictly necessary, but then neither is chocolate, and Virginia Woolf: An Inner Life is likely to stimulate an appetite for her work in readers who have never yet come to grips with it.
"But Stein is an emerging thought leader on the board, and his critique is likely to stimulate further debate".
As to safety and jobs, in America fatal accidents have dropped since deregulation and competition is likely to stimulate the industry and, in the long term, create more work.
Generally, the increased complexity of life is likely to stimulate an increased complexity of mind.
Extreme valence is likely to stimulate a high level of arousal, which, in turn, deteriorates task performance.
