Sentence examples for recognition and stimulating from inspiring English sources

In the San Francisco Bay area, the advances of the semiconductor industry were gaining recognition and stimulating a grassroots computer movement.

It is now clear that TLRs play a fundamental role in innate recognition of microbes, and stimulate and tune the quality of the adaptive immune response.

An activation of the Toll and Imd immune pathways by gram-negative Wolbachia bacteria could be related to structurally characterized peptidoglycans in Wolbachia [ 44] that bind to the extracellular peptidoglycan recognition protein (PRGP) and stimulate the Drosophila innate immune signaling pathway [ 45].

The published report on the study--and his leadership with other university presidents on this issue--received national and international recognition, stimulating reexamination of these equity issues at other universities across the country.

Cuticular hydrocarbons, some of which also serve as pheromones in D. melanogaster and related species, are chemical signals involved in species and sex recognition [34] [36], in stimulating male courtship [37] and in mate choice [38].

Further academic study suggests that handwriting can stimulate visual recognition and memory retention.

That's why more physician education is needed, to raise recognition of autonomic disorders and stimulate the creation of more specialty centers.

We hope that this study highlights the limited data available to be able to definitively quantify the number of men who follow different pathways of care and stimulates recognition of the importance of reporting and collecting data on a number of measures in order to empirically quantify different needs groups and validate our assumptions.

Recommending his autobiography "Memoirs of a Mangy Lover," Groucho wrote, "If you are in a sexy mood the night you read it, it may stimulate you beyond recognition and rekindle memories that you haven't recalled in years".

Naïve B-cells are stimulated by specific recognition and binding of the B-cell receptor to a region on the antigen called the epitope.

Important and stimulating.