Sentence examples for stimulate a shift from inspiring English sources
The aim of the present study was to systematically review the effectiveness of interventions designed to stimulate a shift from car use to cycling or walking and to obtain insight into the intervention tools that have been used to promote and/or implement these interventions.
Thirdly, we have produced the first expert-annotated corpus with detailed phenotypic information to stimulate a shift from dictionary-based approaches to ML-based ones.
The concept of antibiotics as a non-renewable resource has even been proposed to stimulate a shift in public perception regarding the overuse of antibiotics in self-limiting infections [ 17].
In conclusion, our results provide new evidence that fludarabine is not only cytotoxic but also able to modulate distinct functions of the immune system, in particular to stimulate a shift from naïve to memory T cell subsets, to lower the threshold for proliferation and to increase TH1 cytokine production.
IL-6 enhances the liver's production of the so-called acute phase reactants, including CRP, and also stimulates a shift in the production of cells in the bone marrow so that more PMNs are produced.
As DCA inhibits aerobic glycolysis in lung cancer cell lines (Bonnet et al. 2007; Stockwin et al, 2010; Cairns et al, 2011), stimulating a shift towards oxidative phosphorylation, we tested the effectiveness of DCA to induce these changes in MM cell lines.
I hope that the high-profile escalation and shift in strategy of Chinese investment in Africa will stimulate a quicker similar shift in the West.
Compound paleovalley fills in the Lower Pennsylvanian New River Formation (NRF) are directly comparable to these Quaternary analogs, stimulating a paradigm shift in the interpretation of ancient paleovalleys.
War stimulated a conscious shift to stripped-back utility, while rationing and rising costs forced the Eameses to suspend early experiments in mass producing molded plywood.
MEPI has clearly stimulated a paradigm shift in medical education in Africa by supporting south-south collaborations.
Its expansion westward and southward, through diffusion and migration, was stimulated by a shift from bronze- to ironworking.
