Sentence examples for stimulated rapid from inspiring English sources

The development of coal mining and iron-ore mining in the 19th century and the completion of the canal in 1899 stimulated rapid growth, and Dortmund is now a major transportation and industrial centre of the Ruhr.

Oil and gas extraction and mining and processing nonferrous metals have stimulated rapid industrialization on the northern slopes of the eastern ranges; food processing and textile manufacture are the other major industries of towns in the republics.

However, the process stimulated rapid development in the opposite direction, as it provided the formerly powerless oppositional voices within the communist bloc with a politically and morally though not legally binding international instrument.

Cultivation of the cereals began about 10,000 years ago as a major part of the shift from hunting and gathering to plant and animal husbandry, a transition that stimulated rapid social and cultural evolution.

Rb1 stimulated rapid phosphorylation of Akt (Ser473), ERK1/2 (Thr202/Thr204) and eNOS (Ser1177).

Such reforms not only stimulated rapid economic growth in China, but they had a strong impact on Chinese marriages, families, and private lives as well (Yan 2006).

Chambers is now urging the government to stimulate rapid investment in technologies such as AD plants that will enable phosphates to be reused in agriculture, rather than sending a finite resource into landfill.

Scaffolds for tissue engineering should be biocompatible and stimulate rapid blood vessel ingrowth.

Reagan didn't worry too much about deficits; instead he emphasized lowering taxes in order to stimulate rapid economic growth.

Scaffolds with structural features similar to the extracellular matrix stimulate rapid osteogenic differentiation in favorable microenvironment and with growth factor supplementation.

A properly formulated sports drink should encourage voluntary fluid consumption, stimulate rapid fluid absorption, supply carbohydrate for improved performance, augment physiological response, and speed rehydration.