Sentence examples for long stimulated from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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).

Two levels each of scaffold material (collagen gel vs. collagen sponge), construct length (short vs. long), and mechanical stimulation (stimulated vs. non-stimulated) were examined.

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.

The problems of optical memory (OM) based on the long-lived stimulated photon echo and multichannel optical superradiance are discussed.

Dr Cohen Kadosh says: "You can use stimulation that might not be beneficial for you, you need to know how long to stimulate, at what time to stimulate and what intensity to use".

The third, How long to stimulate, concerns the durations of tDCS intervention protocols.

Furthermore, immobilized growth factor enhanced endothelial cell proliferation, with surfaces having the shortest and longest spacers stimulating greater effects.

But Greece's predicament may also have an upside: Things are so bad, officials say, that even a little reform would go a long way to stimulate growth — as long as the government can maintain public support.