The ideal of objective research has continued to guide Anglo-American literary scholarship and criticism and has prompted work of unprecedented accuracy.
The discovery in 1984 that a bacterial infection with Helicobacter pylori could cause stomach and duodenal ulcers prompted work in its role in causing gastritis, and led to the first prospective study in 1991 by Forman et al., showing that infection with H.pylori increased the risk of stomach cancer in those infected by almost three-fold.
These have prompted works for developing new descriptors (Bhardwaj et al. 2005).
Isoniazid, the anti-tubercular prodrug, is metabolized by NAT and prompted work on NAT in mycobacteria, stimulating investigations in drug discovery.
This has prompted work on the development of mycobacterial vaccines for the treatment of some diseases associated with immune dysregulation, with promising initial results [ 116, 117].
Campaigns aimed at access to subsidized child care for working mothers, equal pay and seniority rights for women workers, and cost-of-living controls prompted working-class housewives to collaborate with diverse allies.
Concern to improve the reporting of epidemiological studies prompted a working group to launch the STROBE (Strengthening the Reporting of observational studies in Epidemiology Statement).
In early 2012, Google consolidated its multiple privacy policies into a single document, which prompted the working group of all EU data protection authorities to look into these changes.
Patient participants identified previously neglected outcome domains such as fatigue, sleep disturbances and flares which prompted collaborative working on new programmes of research.
This prompted others working on melanoma to explore the possibility that vaccination may be protective for melanoma, and Pfahlberg and colleagues showed that previous bacilli Calmette-Guerin (BCG) was protective for melanoma risk.
"Your brain tells your body, 'Carbohydrates are on the way.' " And with that message, muscles and nerves are prompted to work harder and longer".
