Sentence examples for stimulated the first from inspiring English sources

The book's success made Riis famous, and How the Other Half Lives stimulated the first significant New York legislation to curb tenement house evils.

The introduction of Feed-in tariffs in the United Kingdom in 2010 stimulated the first wave of utility-scale projects, with c. 20 plants being completed before tariffs were reduced on 1 August 2011 following the 'Fast Track Review'.

We also thank Pedro Curi Hallal for valuable inputs on earlier version of the manuscript and Dennis Ross-Degnan, who first stimulated the first author to use the WHO/HAI methodology to measure medicine availability, prices and affordability in Brazil.

The above preclinical studies stimulated the first controlled, phase II clinical study (small case series) aimed at evaluating both the safety and efficacy (in terms of tissue protection) of EPO in patients with stroke (Göttingen EPO Stroke Study) [ 9].

In the first two steps basal CGRP release was determined, in the third step the preparations were stimulated, the fourth step was used to evaluate recovery.

"Sometimes when you are doing one thing, you need another to stimulate the first," she said.

IGF-1 directly binds to IGF-1 receptors to stimulate the first step in fatty acid synthesis for re-myelination.

Firstly, we determined the optimal orientation and position of the coil (i.e. 'hot spot') over the left motor area for stimulating the first dorsal interosseous muscle.

During meiosis, MOS is translationally up-regulated, where it first stimulates the first reduction division of the cell and then further acts as a cytostatic factor to maintain the oocyte in metaphase arrest at meiosis II until fertilization occurs [ 13].

While any secretagogue that causes an adequate increase in Ca2+ will stimulate the first phase insulin release, the complete range of secretory functions (initiation, augmentation and TDP) can only be produced by compounds that enhance cellular metabolism.

These are specialised molecules that cross the synaptic gap and stimulate the second nerve cell.