The third, How long to stimulate, concerns the durations of tDCS intervention protocols.
That it takes a situational trigger like flooding to stimulate concern about climate change is perhaps unsurprising - globally, the issue is simply not at the top of most people's agenda, and it is routinely ranked as less important than the economy, health, or education.
From a public health perspective, these findings are worrisome and should stimulate concern in teachers, health professionals and parents.
It has also come into contact with non-Western traditions and has thus stimulated concern with the problem of the nature of religious truth in a world perspective.
Or it could stimulate interest in the debate among voters concerned about how either candidate would handle the tensions overseas.
Focusing our analysis on adults aged ≥50 years provides information that could stimulate thinking concerning ways to reduce diabetes risk for the Medicare population and those who will soon be in the Medicare population.
Disagreements over the value of the history of philosophy for feminist theory has stimulated discussion concerning the methods and presuppositions of the study of the history of philosophy itself.
We also thank Thomas Kaye and Mary Schweitzer for stimulating discussion concerning biofilm growth and tissues in fossil vertebrates, Lesley Rigg for assistance with statistical methods, Rosa Maria Leal-Bautista and Jean E. McLain for hospitality and field assistance, and Mark Howland and Vicki Brown for figure, table, and formatting assistance.
In this manner, the electronic data system has stimulated creativity concerning improvements in services and relationships among them, as well as providing an instrument for tracking those changes.
These cytokine concentrations represent the dose of each cytokine with the maximum effect in monocultures of stimulated SFB (concerning the induction of several matrix-metalloproteinase (MMP), as determined in initial experiments, data not shown).
