Sentence examples for stimulate further interest from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is hoped that this review will provide a source of reference for other researchers/readers interested toward FCO research and help stimulate further interest.

This paper will be a good resource for those interested in RFID research, including academic researchers and industry practitioners, and will provide guideline to stimulate further interest in this area.

It is hoped that the review will be a good resource for anyone who is interested in RFID research, and will help to stimulate further interest in this area.

Their synthesis, characterization and applications in the field of catalysis, molecular recognition, sensing and ionophoric behavior will be reviewed with the aim to stimulate further interest on these versatile supramolecular systems.

Scientific productivity in a given area could stimulate further interest from researchers and the NIH, and could result in targeted funding.

We have presented an overview of the history, biology and current state of research for each model species in order to stimulate further interest and study of these pathosystems.

Accelerated development and approval of experimental therapeutic agents have stimulated further interest in much earlier radiation-agent studies to increase the likelihood of success in phase III trials.

The related discovery of a reproductive role for neurokinin B has stimulated further interest in the field.

Our previous studies have shown that type I interferon (IFN) inhibits the replication of SAV-3 in TO-cells [ 6] which has stimulated further interest to elucidate the transcriptomic changes induced by type I IFNs in salmonids.

A serotype 2 adenoviral (Ad2) vector carrying the human CFTR cDNA was administrated to the nasal epithelium of three patients with CF. Although patient numbers were low, this study provided the first proof-of-concept for correction of the chloride transport defect and stimulated further interest in the development of adenovirus-based clinical trials.

With this in mind, this article presents the most recent progress pertaining to such a linkage, which we hope to stimulate further and deeper interest in such cross-disciplinary efforts.