Sentence examples for stimulate forward from inspiring English sources

Hall also reported that for the face of a newborn to have a normal morphological appearance, contraction of the muscles involved in mastication and facial expression must occur to stimulate forward bone growth, cartilage growth and facial muscle bulk.

The bridge helix is thought to bend against the RNA/DNA hybrid to stimulate forward translocation, although it is not clearly known whether this motion produces a rapidly oscillating RNAP, rectifying between the pre- and post-translocation states, or whether bridge helix bending causes a more concerted push forward.

First, there's this: "Inspired by the city of San Francisco and its diverse culture, The Battery is designed to engage and stimulate forward-thinking minds in the arts, technology and other thriving industries".

MD simulations of Thermus thermophilus RNAP TECs appear to be consistent with bridge helix bending against the RNA/DNA hybrid to stimulate the forward translocation step.

Bromberg et al (2003b) have shown that VP-16 acts by inhibiting the ability of topo II to ligate cleaved DNA molecules, whereas quinolones have little effect on ligation but stimulate the forward rate of topo II-mediated DNA cleavage.

When the mandible was postured forward by the twin-block appliance, a reciprocal force acted distally on the maxilla, restricting its forward growth and stimulating the forward mandibular growth.

Labour believes that its message on the need to cut public spending at a slow rate and stimulate investment by bringing forward infrastructre spending is striking a chord with voters and the business community.

The photons reflect backward and forward, and stimulate further emission of photons from electrons waiting to recombine.

To this goal, a wide range of functional appliances aimed to stimulate mandibular growth by forward posturing of the mandible is available [5].

Despite these shortcomings, it is the conviction of the researchers that the conceptualisation puts forward will stimulate a conversation among marketing scholars about the potential hazards of strategy myopia and the benefits of strategy integration for the marketing discipline (Davis et al. 2013).

My tiny little boy was "tongue-tied," which meant his tongue did not reach far enough forward to stimulate milk production.