Sentence examples for stimulated even from inspiring English sources

If a culture is frequently stimulated, even at low stimulation rates, the network response often decreases.

Setting the coefficient b p equal to zero means that the B cells are stimulated even without the presence of T cells, leading to the constant stimulation of existent B cells in the LN.

Both procedures only work while the spinal cord is still being stimulated, even though new nerves have bridged the injury.

This result suggested that gas exchange rates of plants grown under low total pressure were not stimulated even with the enhancement of gas diffusion because the stomatal size and stomatal aperture decreased.

This axial resolution is particularly suitable for photolysis experiments requiring multi-cell excitation, as it insures that all neurons located near the focal plane are equally stimulated, even if they lay in slightly different axial planes.

Thus, self-perception of the foot and ankle position is stimulated even during the most challenging tasks.

The fascination with Iraq has not gone away, enabling educators to stimulate even broader interest in international affairs, many teachers say.

To cap this hedonism, a tight breeze sent us skimming over the waves: not enough to induce nautical terrors, but sufficient to stimulate even my land-loving sense of exhilaration.

The illustrations, by Boris Kulikov — who illustrated the wonderful "Max's Words" and "Max's Castle," both by Kate Banks — lends a delightfully comic, almost cartoonish, touch to material that might have been stimulating even as literal illustration-as-exposition.

"We decided it was time to extend the concept into the world of portraiture," Peel explains, "stimulating even the youngest of children with an artistic practice whose roots are likely to be found in prehistoric times".

The Bush administration is furious about both the timing (surely there were more urgent things for the House to think about?) and the fact that the new money will stimulate even more overproduction, thus driving prices even lower and bringing more pleas for help.