Sentence examples for results stimulated from inspiring English sources

A KT officer was hired in early 2007 but this platform was built slowly and with no results, stimulated mainly by the enterprise demands.

The promising clinical results stimulated efforts for the development of automated radiosyntheses based on more desirable direct radiofluorination reactions to simplify preparation and therefore to improve availability of [18F]DCFPyL as a radiopharmaceutical for PET imaging of PSMA.

Such results stimulated the development of physically based ideas concerning the mechanisms which might be involved and led to the development of a semi-empirical model of buoyancy-influenced turbulent flow and heat transfer.

By comparing the results in four cases, it is seen that the results stimulated by the SWAN model with the JONSWAP or Wen spectra are better than those with Wu's spectrum, and the results simulated with the Wen spectrum is little larger than those with the JONSWAP spectrum and more closely approximated to the measured data compared to the results with the JONSWAP spectrum.

These results stimulated us to study whether minocycline could inhibit angiogensis by suppressing VEGF and bFGF expression in RCC.

On the contrary, transition from 2 g to 0 g results stimulated a higher H2O2 production from the root samples.

Well-designed small initiatives showing quick and transparent results stimulate and sustain the overall change process.

We hope that such initial but promising results stimulate research in cognitive interventions applied in school.

Furthermore, these results stimulate VPP to incorporate demand response and chance constraint programming into its operation strategy.

Although there still remains much discussion to preserve spin-polarized electronic structures in the BNC structures at high temperature, these results stimulate the spin transport devices using the carbon-related materials and a bottom-up technology.

These preliminary results stimulate future data collection on breast cancer incidence and their joint analysis with mortality.