Sentence examples for stimulated changes from inspiring English sources
"stimulated changes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means changes that were brought about or caused by something stimulating or triggering them. Example: The new policy stimulated changes in the company's operations, leading to increased efficiency and profitability.
It has, however, created copyright problems and stimulated changes in existing copyright laws and regulations in the United States and elsewhere.
Where there have been improvements in terms of trade, it has been possible for households to live from smaller herds, and such changes in terms of trade have stimulated changes in the age and species composition of household herds.
These findings led to speculation that her long-term clinical course, aging, and frequency of resections stimulated changes in cancer epigenetics or tumor characteristics, which might have caused cancer genotype transformation and poor prognosis.
Interestingly, colonization with the pathogenic E. coli strain 933D stimulated changes in the main differentiation enzyme markers lactase, sucrase and glucoamylase to an extent comparable with those produced by the non-pathogenic and probiotic E. coli strains.
(H ) Amalgamated traces of the Iso stimulated changes in FRET in each cohort (0 400 s).
Traces show Iso stimulated changes in FRET in each cohort (0 400 s).
The regulatory system for biologicals has been subject to many of the same pressures that have stimulated change in government/industry/academia relationships.
This remarkable occurrence has not only ushered in an era of therapeutic optimism, it has stimulated change in how the pathogenesis of MS is viewed, how clinical studies should be conducted, and how outcome should be measured.
VDC and HFC members were better placed to understand the process through which the intervention stimulated change and comment on how changes occurred.
Average stimulated change in fluorescence from each coverslip was used for statistical analysis (n = 9 10 coverslips per condition; data recorded on five separate days).
However stodgy it can be at times, baseball has long shown an accepting spirit that can stimulate changes beyond the basepaths.
