Sentence examples for mostly stimulated from inspiring English sources

Auxins affected root architecture in a dose-response fashion; whereas NAA and IBA mostly stimulated crown root formation, 2,4-D showed a strong repressing effect on growth.

Left-Right talk in the popular media dates back to the 60s and was mostly stimulated by research on split-brain patients, patients in whom the left and right sides are literally separated.

By using fluorescent molecules to watch the proteins in action, Kruegel's team could see that the main components of kratom mostly stimulated the painkilling response, but didn't have as much of an effect on the proteins that caused the side effects.

The included P4P schemes mostly stimulated delivery of chronic care through disease management by interventions that can be related to the CCM elements "decision support" and "clinical information system".

In the 1950's, John embarked on his first research project which was a study of rapidly-adapting receptors (RARs) in the trachea and large bronchi, that were mostly stimulated by both inflammation and deflation of the lungs.

"Whereas they want to keep interest rates low to stimulate Main Street, the reality is that low interest rates are mostly stimulating Wall Street," she said.

Conventional vaccines, which are composed of attenuated live and inactivated vaccines, mostly stimulate humoral immunity, and result in safety concerns [2].

Hallem and Carlson (2006) showed that the two ester compounds, MeHex and MeOct, mostly stimulate Or22a, Or85b and Or98a, whereas they mostly inhibit Or47b in D. melanogaster (fig. 2).

It led to conversations that we otherwise would not have had, and, mostly, it stimulated their curiosity about the past and about what people will do to one another and why.

Vaccines now in use for diseases like polio, mumps and measles are thought to act mostly by stimulating one of the two arms of the immune system: the one called humoral or antibody-mediated immunity.

But more often, he has done what he did again this week, which is to emphasize the argument that making investments in infrastructure is worthwhile mostly to stimulate the sluggish economy in the short run.