This stimulated the application of 3D approaches, made possible by the increasing resolution of computed tomograms of the hip region [53].
These research limitations have stimulated the application of 'omics' technologies in AD research with the goals of defining biologic markers of disease and disease progression and uncovering potential points of pharmacological intervention for the design of AD therapeutics.
Thus, one possible mechanism of the associations found may be that providing a healthy home food environment stimulates the application of other promotion focused feeding strategies which, in turn, leads to healthier child eating.
For example, the valuation approach has been taken to determine the utility values of the health outcomes or states defined by the EQ-5D-3L questionnaire [ 2], and the availability of the EQ-5D-3L utility values in turn has stimulated the application of the mapping approach to many HRQoL instruments whose utility values are unknown [ 3].
Here is what you get at the Hotel Inter-Continental in Hong Kong: a dry-skin brushing to stimulate circulation, the application of a spearmint-scented exfoliating body polish to remove the dead skin cells, an aromatherapy body massage, a luxury aromatherapy facial and, finally, a "stimulating" foot massage.
Here we have performed our analysis under basal conditions, when the pharyngeal system is in a resting state, whereas previous observations have been made either from worms in a different genetic background which causes an uncoupling of coordinated pharyngeal muscle contraction [25] or when the pharyngeal system is in a hyper-excited state stimulated by the application of 5-HT [22].
Salivary flow was stimulated by the application of citric acid to the tongue.
The former ribotypes were not affected by pesticides application, while selected yeasts (Cryptococcus) were stimulated by the application of imidacloprid suggesting a potential role in its degradation.
The fungal community was dominated by putative plant pathogenic ascomycetes, with yeast isolates of Cryptococcus sp. being stimulated by the application of imidacloprid, suggesting a potential role in its degradation.
