Sentence examples for stimulate population from inspiring English sources

The Russian people are deeply unhealthy, so much so that there is no demographic group in the industrial world as ailing and prone to fatal injury as the Russian male, whose average age at death is about 59. Abysmal mortality trends separate Russia from other industrial nations that offer incentives to stimulate population growth, including Japan and Australia.

Finally, our work suggests that the direct effects of toxicants may inhibit or mask bioturbation effects that stimulate population growth of some meiofauna.

Peak spike latencies are approximately 10 and 8 ms for 10 Hz (left) and 40 Hz (right) stimulations, suggesting that recordings are performed at least one synapse away from the stimulated population in central thalamus.

Henry B. Plant's South Florida Railroad arrived in 1884 and stimulated population growth and new industry.

Major discoveries at Gympie, Mount Morgan, Ravenswood, Charters Towers, and Croydon stimulated population growth and investment in infrastructure, providing foundations for subsequent regional development.

The stimulated population sizes of nitrifiers and denitrifiers in biochar-amended soils were more dependent on biochar's chemical mediation (a shift of soil pH from moderate acidity towards neutrality) than physical mediation.

This time-varying parameter is affecting modes with frequencies detuned from the frequency of the pump field and can stimulate their population with photons.

This phenomenon has suggested that high concentration of R. korthalsii methanol extract can work similarly as rIL-2 to stimulate both population of T and NK cell [ 15] while 25 μg/mL of extract selectively stimulated NK cell more than T cell.

However, labile sources of organic compounds would be needed to stimulate microbial populations in the Technosols.

The introduction of organic pollutants, which can potentially act as toxic substances and nutrient sources, was shown to preferentially stimulate specific populations (Atlas et al. 1991).

A diesel fuel contaminated aquifer in Menziken, Switzerland was treated for 4.5 years by injecting aerated groundwater, supplemented with KNO3 and NH4H2PO4 to stimulate indigenous populations of petroleum hydrocarbon (PHC) degrading microorganisms.