Sentence examples for role to stimulate from inspiring English sources

Infrastructure development plays an important role to stimulate the nation's economic growth.

It is known that functional ions or drug/growth factors play an important role to stimulate tissue regeneration.

Piezoelectric materials are capable of stimulating the physiological electrical microenvironment, and can play a vital role to stimulate regeneration and repair.

But in addition, he said, "Germany will have to play a role" to stimulate demand in the region and enable other members of the euro area, like Spain, to benefit from export-led growth.

In particular, regarding reductive decolorization and bioelectricity generation (Sun et al. 2009, 2011), decolorized metabolites (e.g., aromatic amines; Chen et al. 2011a, 2011b) identified as redox mediators via GC MS analysis played a crucial role to stimulate operation performance (ca. 40 70% increases in electron transfer capabilities of MFCs; Han et al. 2015).

Direct measurement of INSL3 in mid-term fetal blood indicates that the male fetus is producing large amounts (range 1 5 ng/ml) of the gonadal peptide into the fetal circulation at this time, concomitant with its role to stimulate gubernacular development and the first transabdominal phase of testicular descent [19].

In fact, the central part of a manager's role is to stimulate constructive change and maintain a supportive environment.

A key role of GDF9 at this transition is to suppress inhibin-α and a secondary role is to stimulate the formation of a steroidogenically functional theca (Elvin et al., 1999a, b).

In the marketplace, information's role is to stimulate action.

Its role is to stimulate local TH-type initiatives and to regulate at the same time this new German social and economic system within its geopolitical environment, within the European Union, and with the main partners of this new Germany in Eastern and Western Europe, Russia, the USA, China, and India.

As mentioned above, STAT3's role is to stimulate the expression of specific genes (AIR factors), which in turn suppress the expression of pro-inflammatory genes.