Sentence examples for stimulate the efforts from inspiring English sources
He hopes to stimulate the efforts of a group of tiny biotech companies that are developing high-speed gene-scanners in the same way that his work at Celera Genomics forced the government's Genome Project to accelerate its efforts.
Furthermore, it shall stimulate the efforts to expand the convincing benefits of photodynamic therapy and photodynamic inactivation within both established and new fields of applications and motivate scientists of all disciplines to get involved in photodynamic research.
This tutorial shall stimulate the efforts to expand the convincing benefits of photodynamic procedures within both established and new fields of applications and motivate (young) scientists to contribute to the photodynamic research.
The authors hope that the special issue on PDT in general and the tutorial article in particular will help to stimulate the efforts to expand the convincing benefits of photodynamic procedures within both established and new fields of applications.
To stimulate the efforts made by the local infection control teams and administrators, the CICT (a) followed the number of new VRE/CPE cases, and difficulties in programme implementation, (b) visited regularly the hospitals to help the local teams in applying the programme and (c) regularly disseminated results within hospitals and central administration.
Investigation of the possible causes of this variability would greatly improve our understanding of pneumococcal pathophysiology and stimulate the effort to design more broadly effective vaccines.
"News that a bar in Cicero is getting a waiver has stimulated the effort for a level playing field," he said.
By launching this issue, we wish to stimulate the continuing efforts in computational genomics for more efficient analysis of big genomics data.
Their original studies and reviews will stimulate the continuing efforts to understand the molecular pathology underlying PD/parkinsonism, the development of strategies to treat these conditions, and the evaluation of outcomes.
This special issue contains original research articles as well as review articles that could stimulate the continuing efforts in the identification of exogenous triggers in the development of T1D.
We invited investigators to contribute original research articles as well as review articles that will stimulate the continuing efforts to understand exercise physiology in ambient and extreme environmental conditions.
