Sentence examples for stimulate prospective from inspiring English sources

This retrospective study should stimulate prospective evaluations focusing on the quality and cost of care in patients with epilepsy and investigations of whether the higher costs of specialty epilepsy care are offset and justified by improvements in quality of life.

We hope that it will stimulate further prospective studies on sepsis in the Middle East and other developing countries with limited healthcare resources.

Overall, we believe these results should stimulate a longitudinal prospective study on a larger cohort to assess correlations between the presence of different viral subtypes, the fractions in which viral peptides are present and the severity and course of clinical infection as measured by effects on graft function.

Our findings would be useful to clinicians and researchers and stimulate future large-scale prospective cohort studies in Asian populations.

The splenocytes from vaccinated mice were stimulated with the prospective immunodominant LT epitope (aa 19 27).

Of note in this context, the initial decision 'no, in evaluation' for autologous haematopoietic stem cell transplantationin autoimmune disorders was crucial to obtaining research funds and did stimulate initiation of a multicenter prospective randomised study with an ultimately successful outcome.

Then they replace the nucleus with a nucleus from an adult animal, electrically stimulate the egg to start its development and implant it in the prospective mother's womb.

Anthony R. Coscia, the chairman of the Port Authority, said the renderings were not intended to depict final architectural plans but were meant "to stimulate a certain amount of discussion" and to whet the interest of prospective retail tenants.

Three randomized prospective trials [ 9- 11] documented that administration of recombinant human erythropoietin (rHuEPO) can stimulate reticulocytosis and increase circulating hemoglobin concentration in critically ill adults.

While most economists agree that Obama will need an aggressive economic recovery program to stimulate the economy, there are some naysayers, among them South Carolina Governor Terry Sanford and Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, both prospective Republican presidential candidates for 2012 or 2016.

Hopefully, they stimulate conversation".