Sentence examples for stimulate flight from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, low levels of population structure among C. pomonella populations from some regions relative to G. molesta could be the combined result of higher dispersal abilities of the former species compared to the latter [ 19, 47- 49] and the frequent use of pesticides against C. pomonella in some countries, which can stimulate flight in this species (reviewed by [ 44]).

The presented results are obtained using a Simulink-based estimator, stimulated by flight test data.

Better flight connections stimulate demand and have a self-strengthening effect on travel frequency by reducing passengers' generalized travel costs.

Stressful events don't always have to be life-threatening for them to stimulate our fight or flight responses.

If the automatic conclusion some would jump to is that the return of Rangers to the top flight is necessary to stimulate competition, that would be simplistic.

This cup was placed into a bigger cup (700 ml) containing 20 females from each treatment group and served to create swarm-like male flight-tones designed to stimulate mating by females with the single male accessible to them.

As pups learn to echolocate and master the motors skills required for flight and catching nocturnal flying insects, this may stimulate a switch to emitting Type III calls (Fig. 3A).

That would prevent clubs 'buying' their Premiership status through huge debt financing, help bridge the growing financial gap between the top flight and the First Division, and stimulate sound financial management across football as a whole.

Drink too much of it, and you'll dehydrate your cells, burden your liver, increase your blood pressure and stimulate your central nervous system into what approaches a fight-or-flight response, leaving you jittery, anxious or high-strung.

It stimulates that fight or flight response.

Instead, it uses tiny pulses of electricity to stimulate the skin at your temple, which then activates the instinctual fight-or-flight response in your brain to indirectly affect emotional response.