Sentence examples for meet stimulus from inspiring English sources

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"We are concerned that another rush to meet stimulus deadlines will result in DOE closing these deals before they are ready," the chairmen wrote.

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Meanwhile, principal investigators and administrative staff at research institutions are working long hours at a frenzied pace to meet the stimulus act's accelerated grant deadlines, and the workloads of NIH staff members are increasing proportionately as they seek to handle the flood of inquiries and applications and manage the review process.

Mr. Spencer met the stimulus program's criteria, so the state will pick up the $10-an-hour 10-an-hour 10-an-hour for the previously unemployed, incosting teaching assistants, receptionists and clerks.

Consequently, RFs of neurons in the visual system meet new visual stimuli at a rate of about 3 5 Hz, which is too high to allow for adaptation to the contrast of each stimulus individually.

The result from their studies suggested that, when a certain type of expectation was generated by a visual stimulus, sound stimuli meeting this expectation induced a higher sense of presence as compared to when sound stimuli mismatched with expectations were presented along with the visual stimulus.

During negotiations on the stimulus package, both Democrats and Republicans agreed that pandemic flu research financing, though very worthwhile, did not meet the test of stimulus spending and instead should go through the regular appropriations process.

Recruitment of ongoing activity helps to meet resource demands during stimulus processing (Nakatani et al. 2005).

Environmental refinement can be defined as any modification in the environment of captive animals that seeks to enhance the physical and psychological well-being of the animals by providing stimuli which meet the animals' species-specific needs.

Steady-state hematopoiesis responds to extracellular stimuli to meet changing demands and also to pathologically altered intracellular signaling.

Manageability means a belief that a person is able to deal with the demands of life and has sufficient resources to meet internal and external stimuli.

Over the last two years, the Republicans have done all they could to obstruct the government – with the result that, as many economists say, if the stimulus didn't meet expectations, it was because it wasn't big enough to succeed.

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