Sentence examples for stimulate output from inspiring English sources

Richards said he wasn't surprised to see Tucker discussing negative rates, given the weak state of the UK economy and the Bank's failure to stimulate output.

The eight topics were exposed in an animated powerpoint presentation, in an interactive way by continuously asking questions to the children to stimulate output from their part rather than input from the presenter's part (DR).

The reputation building implies that when a committed central banker first takes office, he should resist the temptation to stimulate output with initially high but declining inflation; he should reverse a missed inflation target rather than accommodate it; and he should adopt a less accommodative inflation response to a cost-push shock than a full commitment solution suggests.

For maximum feed-forward conductance strength values of 2.25 nS or less, the input layer was unable to stimulate output neurons adequately (or at all), such that there were no spike responses to record and hence no information in the quiescence.

Believe it or not, Eurovision was set up to "stimulate the output of high quality songs in the field of popular music" – not that you'd know from some of the corkers that have come out of the song contest to date.

The move would see Swansea, Llanelli and parts of Neath Port Talbot work together to strengthen business links and stimulate economic output.

He received furosemide and aminophylline to stimulate urine output without effect.

The subsequent enhancement of glutamatergic signalling would either stimulate NTS output neuron activity, thus contributing to sensitisation-induced airway hyperresponsiveness.

Given the central role that striatal circuits play in both stress and depression, the simplest interpretation of our results is that loss of Wfs1 in mPFC impairs signaling to the striatum, and that failure to stimulate GABAergic output from the NAc to the PVN (Russo et al., 2012) is responsible for hyperactivation of the HPA axis in this model of stress-induced depression.

On the one hand, our rising population is one reason why our economic performance in gross terms is better than some other developed economies: immigrants coming here, working cheaply, and buying stuff stimulates output.

However, studies employing the CBI indicate a relatively strong stimulus (up to 80% of maximal stimulator output) is required to effectively stimulate the cerebellum [6].