Sentence examples for stimulate further study from inspiring English sources

We have chosen papers from amongst the most popular and highly cited downloads, in the hope that these will provide insight into some of the work that has been undertaken recently in earth and planetary sciences around the world and will help to stimulate further study.

Taken together, this is the first comprehensive report documenting the 2006 epidemic of atypical PRRS outbreak in China and identifying the 30 amino-acid deletion in NSP2, a novel determining factor for virulence which may be implicated in the high pathogenicity of PRRSV, and will stimulate further study by using the infectious cDNA clone technique.

These findings stimulate further study of the evolutionary relationships among taxa within this phylum using mt datasets.

Indeed, these results are reported to stimulate further study of eye movements during everyday tasks to increase understanding of visual functioning in glaucoma.

This gene information can be used to provide further insights into the functions of chemokines, proinflammatory factors, interferon-induced genes and other cytokines and will thus stimulate further study on the immune response of E. coioides to pathogens.

As this is a preliminary study on small sample size, we believe that our findings may stimulate further studies on larger number of patients from this geographic region.

We hope that our hypothesis will stimulate further studies verifying if medial abrasion phenomenon plays more roles in the pathogenesis of knee osteoarthritis.

The counterion triple layer concept will have a tremendous impact on our understanding of the interface structure and properties, and stimulate further studies and applications of ion-selective electrodes.

This review aims to explain the contribution of PARP-1 in neurodegenerative diseases, focusing on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, to stimulate further studies on this issue and thereby engage a new perspective regarding the design of possible therapeutic agents or the identification of biomarkers.

Our study may stimulate further studies of aqueous olfactory and chemosensory receptors from other amazing marine animals in deep oceans.

Our work on preferred regulation points may shed some light and stimulate further studies in this direction.