Sentence examples for stimulated relations from inspiring English sources

According to Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican secretary of state who seized the opportunity to be the first foreign leader to visit Fidel's brother Raúl in Havana after he took over the presidency in 2008, Zacchi had successfully stimulated relations between Havana and Rome.

However, there have been explicit policies to stimulate these relations and some have succeeded.

However, before the intervention, the participants of the current study expected that Twitter would stimulate the relation between the teacher and themselves more than they had experienced during the intervention.

When looking at the relative col-II gene expression levels of stimulated samples in relation to control samples of the same patients, millicurrent stimulation led to an increase of gene expression (Fig. 4).

Moreover, we believe that the shift from imaginary to symbolic relations is stimulated by the format of the group work.

Nevertheless, at corresponding parotid flow rates, be it stimulated or not, the relations between the flow rates, the saliva pH and the bicarbonate concentrations were similar to those of the healthy controls (Fig. 1C and 1D).

A sham/placebo-controlled, randomized cross-over within-subjects design was used to infer a causal relation between the stimulated vagus nerve and the related ability to recognize emotions as indexed by the Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test in 38 healthy young volunteers.

This trip was stimulated by C. Hart Merriam (no relation to John C). who was particularly interested in bears.

For example, gefitinib in advanced non-small cell lung cancer failed to show a survival benefit among all patients, and this stimulated exploratory analyses in relation to epidermal growth factor receptor status.

Notably, stimulation of CIA macrophages with 10−9 M VIP and 10−6 M ACh resulted in decreased apoptosis rate at day 15 p. i. in relation to stimulated control BMM cultures (Fig.  5b).

No clear pattern emerged in relation to site of chest wall stimulated, frequency of stimulation or subjective measures of cough (data not shown).