Gold particles, because of their high electron density and small size, were quickly recognized to be ideal markers to use in conjunction with replicas, and this stimulated experimentation with new ideas for retaining label in such a way that it could be viewed superimposed on replicated structural detail.
She continues, "Through my work I want to stimulate dreams, experimentation, imagination and humor and reveal perspectives that we all too often lack in everyday life".
This hypothesis would have to be tested experimentally, by for example including a group exposed to another alternative, since it is possible that ingestive experience with any food with different sensory profiles than their typical chow would stimulate more experimentation in later choice situations [44].
With less than 30 phosphatases characterised in kinetoplastids out of more than 250, the information contained in the TriTryp phosphatome should stimulate further experimentation that would lead to a much more complete understanding on the biology of these important parasites.
The general trend towards stylization that is, reduction to two-dimensionality in latwo-dimensionality inting (3rd and 4th centuries ce) may have been stimulated by experimentantiqueith colouRomanmosaic and paintingarly by the elimination of many middle tones for the sake of greater brilliance.
His preference for a full-bodied red stimulated extensive experimentation that resulted in one of the first Bordeaux-style wines to come from Canada.
We offer our experience and perspective mainly to stimulate discussion and experimentation regarding student abroad program design.
So it was very much our intent, indeed, our primary goal, to attract attention to the mysterious function of the animal MS, and hopefully, to stimulate relevant biochemical experimentation.
Chuma and Murwira (1999) report of farmer competitions in Zimbabwe organized to stimulate the process of experimentation and revival of farmer knowledge regarding best farming practices.
