Sentence examples for stimulate relevant from inspiring English sources

To help stimulate relevant research, Bush launched two new initiatives in his fiscal year 2003 budget request to Congress.

If that phase I trial in 80 people proves that vaccine is safe and can stimulate relevant immune responses in people, Fauci said larger phase II trials in locales where Zika is spreading rapidly are slated to begin in January 2017.

Here, just like other countries' editions did before us, we are building a network of collaborators including internationally renowned personalities and common people who, with their opinions, will help us to stimulate relevant debates about varied themes.

Since the principal dengue target cells are monocytic cells including monocyte, macrophage and dendritic cells [36] [38] and HIV infects macrophage and CD4+ T cells, it may be expected that dengue and HIV infections directly stimulate relevant human cells to make IFNα, but not IFNβ.

COMET aims to collate and stimulate relevant resources, both applied and methodological, to facilitate exchange of ideas and information, and to foster methodological research in this area.

So it was very much our intent, indeed, our primary goal, to attract attention to the mysterious function of the animal MS, and hopefully, to stimulate relevant biochemical experimentation.

If the vaccine proves safe and capable of stimulating relevant immune responses, he said NIAID plans in the first quarter of 2017 to launch what he called a phase 2b study "in a country that has a very high rate of infection".

If the vaccine proves safe and capable of stimulating relevant immune responses, NIAID plans in the first quarter of 2017 to launch what he called a phase 2b study which would enroll thousands of volunteers—"in a country that has a very high rate of infection".

Despite these limitations, this volume is a useful compilation of case studies of an important issue for pastoralist studies and should stimulate further relevant research.

If approved by Congress, each institute would receive $25 million a year (ideally for 5 years) that would be used to stimulate research relevant to companies and the public.

The 2009 pandemic involved public health interventions, heterogeneous transmission (e.g. age and spatial heterogeneities) and seasonality, but, as the first step to stimulate a relevant discussion on this subject, the present study adopts a homogeneously mixing assumption without time-dependent dynamics.