Sentence examples similar to stimulated expectation from inspiring English sources

The excellent field emission properties shown by CNT-based field emitters has further stimulated this expectation.

In the years before oil irrevocably changed Western perceptions of the ancient Fertile Crescent, few adventures stimulated popular expectations more than Breasted's archaeological explorations.

Taft predicted that the progressive project would stimulate unfulfillable expectations.

This finding was counter to the raised expectations stimulated by phase II trials [ 14- 18, 21].

Consistent with our prediction this appears to have retarded the rate of growth of fish in one population (Røde Elv) but, contrary to our expectations to have stimulated annual rates of growth in another (Kangarssuk).

The book shows the scope and diversity of this tradition and how laypeople contributed their knowledge and expectations to the wide-ranging exchanges stimulated by the opening of bodies.

Even if the effective outcome of such reforms is regularly below expectation and criticized, this COE program has indeed stimulated innovative interdisciplinary research projects in many fields.

Similarly, neurophysiological research on analgesia has suggested that expectation pathways, rather than pain pathways, may be stimulated by placebo treatment [ 9].

The type of treatment (stimulated or cryopreserved IVF/ICSI) will stratify the population because emotions and expectations relative to a stimulated IVF/ICSI may differ from a cryo-preserved treatment [ 26, 27].

Central banks typically are reluctant to stimulate growth in the expectation of a slowdown, fearing they will end up doing too much.

More and more, society's expectations of rural landscapes are rising and farmers are increasingly stimulated to incorporate 'green services' into their operational management.