Sentence examples for stimulated a broad from inspiring English sources
At the end of the day, I hope that the case has stimulated a broad public debate that will generate serious policy reconsideration (with deep public engagement), because while the patent system seems technical and esoteric, it is enormously important in shaping not only our daily lives but our technological futures.
Our previous publications regarding scientific integrity [4], [5] through the duplicate findings in Déjà vu have stimulated a broad range of discussions on scientific ethics [6], [7].
The detection of the anti-tumour properties of the inorganic compound cisplatin stimulated a broad search for other metal-containing complexes.
Furthermore, recognition that the health care system suffers from serious gaps in quality (i.e. medical errors, unnecessary differences in practice patterns and unintended variation in outcomes) has stimulated a broad array of public-, and private-sector initiatives to improve performance [ 21].
The sight of the officers savaging an unarmed man while colleagues stood casually by elevated police brutality as a civic concern and stimulated a broader discussion about its effects on the culture.
The emergence of sets of principles guiding the provision of science advice to governments led by the Office of the Chief Science Advisor in the United Kingdom and Sir Peter Gluckman in New Zealand has stimulated a broader dialogue on the practice of science advice (Gluckman, 2014).
Fourth, recent progress in mobilising funds and improving the response to infectious diseases (especially HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria) has stimulated a broader global health outlook.
The Socialists hoped that other industrial countries would adopt similar measures and that this joint effort would stimulate a broad recovery from the post-1973 recession.
A variety of pedagogical tools are suggested for educating and stimulating a broad cross-section of students, including topics of direct human concern and the use of the worldwide web.
Recently, the bottom-up assembly of a synthetic cell has emerged as a daring novel approach that can be expected to have major impact in generating fundamental insight in the organization and function of actual biological cells, as well as in stimulating a broad range of applications from drug delivery systems to chemical nanofactories.
In 2003, the National Association for Technical Research ANRTT) launched and coordinated the FUTURIS project, which aimed to stimulate a broad dialogue across society; In Germany, the Ministry of Education and Research ran the FUTUR programme.
