Sentence examples for stimulated again from inspiring English sources

A reconsolidation-like process is also observable in slice electrophysiology [ 41]; synapses that are potentiated by tetanus stimulation are depotentiated when stimulated again in the presence of a protein synthesis inhibitor.

Re-fracturing is important for stimulating low-permeability reservoirs, for the effective production duration after the initial fracturing is short and needs to be stimulated again.

Because it is difficult to maintain full attention over very long periods, it must be modulated; that is, stimulated, relaxed, and stimulated again.

"Unless we get the economy stimulated again, then we are going to see more unemployment, more hardship and more good businesses go bust," Miss O'Grady - who officially takes over the role at the end of the year - told BBC Radio 4's World at One programme.

Soon afterwards his interest in aviation was stimulated again by the arrival of a logistics aeroplane at the mine.

Finally the cells were stimulated again with a continuous flow of epinephrine solution for 30 min. The three independently operated inlets allowed us to perform continuous perfusion of cells during the assay without any abrupt changes of shear stress or laminar flow perturbation inside the microfluidic chamber.

Some countries can no longer expand their fiscal deficits because of market pressure; others (the US and Germany) face no market pressure but lack the political will to stimulate again.

"Italy is the third largest economy in the eurozone area and there is a question about is this a way, a democratic way, to tell markets and policy makers to change course about austerity measures and start to stimulate again the economy?" Georg Grodzki, head of credit research at Legal & General Investment Management, said the Italian result would leave markets guessing for a while.

In his latest collection of stories, titled Tenth of December, George Saunders exercises his talent at pharmacology (Vivistif, Verbaluce, Veritalk) and psychoanalysis, rendering the inner secrets, dreams, and lives of the hapless and the unlucky in stories that stun, tickle, and stimulate, again and again.

Views varied on the need to maintain deqi during treatment with eight of the 17 responders reporting there was no need to stimulate again.

Recovery was delayed until the economy was stimulated once again, by war in 1939.