Non-mutated CARD15 CD cells responded normally in terms of cytokine secretion when co-stimulated with various PAMPs, but no cytokine production was seen in cells only stimulated with MDP in neither CD, nor control monocytes [19].
That, of course, had only stimulated his contrary appetites, indeed giving extra spirit to the chase.
That Lurie's requests for help from hired advisers and even from friends kept boomeranging only stimulated his suspicion that human beings sort of suck.
The opening of Maxxi and the expansion of Macro not only stimulated the opening of new commercial galleries, but also has enticed foreign gallerists to set up shop.
I couldn't sleep, and so I read, but the novels I was reading only stimulated me more, and I would find myself wandering around the house with rushing fragments of Dickens, Austen or the Bront?whirring in my head.
Despite the proximity of the Staatsoper and Deutsche Oper both in terms of artistic vision and, until 2016, location, the general director of the Berlin Opera Foundation, Georg Vierthaler, maintains that competition has only stimulated business.
"I think that it was this fascination with mysteries, and their ability to excite powerful reactions within us, that not only stimulated the people of 2,000 BC to look at the sky for divinatory purposes, or make a racket to - predictably - frighten away a devouring sky monster, but which also drives our compulsion 'to know' today".
Production of CO2 and CH4 in both systems was stimulated by glucose; however, P only stimulated CH4 production in reference wetlands.
For example, we only stimulated the left TP, such that we cannot know whether anodal tDCS of the right TP would have yielded similar results.
Such reforms not only stimulated rapid economic growth in China, but they had a strong impact on Chinese marriages, families, and private lives as well (Yan 2006).
There are no subsidy schemes aimed directly at biogas production in the bio-economy domain; biogas production is only stimulated from a renewable energy perspective.
