"may be stimulating" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to suggest that something might be likely to provoke an interesting or exciting reaction. For example, "A debate on current political issues may be stimulating for the students."
Therefore, we hypothesized that carbachol may be stimulating KATP channel closure through agonist-stimulated decreases in PIP2 concentration at the plasma membrane.
For some, the high-octane performance may be stimulating.
In fact, rather than hurting the handheld gaming industry, mobile handsets and tablets may be stimulating the market by introducing games to people who normally wouldn't play them, said Pietro Macchiarella, a research analyst for Parks Associates.
It is exciting to think that, in this way, the prize may be stimulating new young writers in Wales – and maybe even fostering the development of one of its future winners!" Ambitious talk, but if you want an example of the way that a combination of Dylan Thomas and education can pay off, look no further than Vaye Watkins herself.
Regarding to microbiological profile, Enterobacteriaceae growth was slight stimulated in presence of high CaCl2 contents, yeast patterns were not linked to the initial brine compositions, while the maximum lactic acid bacteria population decreased slightly as KCl and CaCl2 increased in the proportion 1 1, although a moderate (equilibrated) content of both may be stimulating.
The promise of such grants, however, may be stimulating the wind business in unexpected ways.
The channels may be stimulated by sphingosine or pregnenolone sulphate but the physiological relevance of these stimulators is uncertain.
During the summer (>28 °C), fully colonized cultivation bags may be stimulated to uniformly produce a flush mushroom after a certain degree of cold stimulation.
Sex allows us to explore the manifold ways in which the body may be stimulated.
Root formation may be stimulated by application of growth-promoting chemicals or growth hormones.
The flow may be stimulated by anatomical anomalies of uterine tubes or uterus.
