Sentence examples for stimulate collection from inspiring English sources

The Internet tax debate has drawn considerable publicity in light of recent moves by a group of states to propose a simplified uniform tax code to stimulate collection of online sales taxes, as well as decisions by Wal-Mart, Target, Toys R UsUs and other big retailing chains to begin collecting such taxes.

Other uses for waste frying oil, such as biodiesel production stimulate collection but also increase prices.

Following collection under resting conditions a stimulated collection of saliva was performed, for which a 2% citric acid solution was applied to the tongue dorsum bilaterally at 30 s intervals.

Unstimulated and mechanically stimulated collections produced no effect on the CRP and IgE levels while myoglobin levels were highest with the unstimulated collection.

Numerous SDI-related activities at the national, state, and local levels in both countries share similar core objectives to stimulate coordinated collection, dissemination, and use of spatial data by public and private entities.

Nonetheless UNICEF hopes that the Report will help to stimulate the collection or more comprehensive and more timely data.

By providing testable taxonomic hypotheses, this treatment should stimulate the collection and analysis of new data with which to make sense of the taxonomic complexity that has been the hallmark of eastern North American hawthorns for over 100 years.

The two methods are 'participatory diagramming', where the respondent creates a diagram that assists in their communication of answers, and 'graphic elicitation', where a researcher-prepared diagram is used to stimulate data collection.

Apart from the unaccountable omission of contributor biographies, Dunn's volume is as smart and stimulating a collection of political essays as I've read in years, in part because it soars above the partisan potshots and petty maneuvering that preoccupy the political commentariat.

One area of the study of religion that is seriously underdeveloped at the present time other than in respect to the psychoanalytic approaches is the psychology of religion, although current interest in mysticism and other forms of religious experience has stimulated the collection and interpretation of data.

NTDs are increasingly targeted by public policies, which has stimulated the collection of clinical and epidemiological data.