Sentence examples for stimulated to make from inspiring English sources
But if an athlete's body could be stimulated to make more of it that would—from the athlete's point of view be better than taking it in drug form.In this section Genetically Modified Olympians?
They began with dead frogs, whose sciatic nerves had been stimulated to make their legs twitch by no less a scientist than Luigi Galvani, the first to look into the matter, in 1771.Individual frog-nerve cells, though, are hard to get at and manipulate.
This results could be explained because in Brazil there is no governmental requirement for that and producers are not stimulated to make quality records.
It may be that by learning to use a tool, the birds are stimulated to make tools of their own, the scientists say.
Guests must be stimulated to make the show thrive, and you never know when their passion will come about.
Nelson was stimulated to make that revision from an interest in the problem of disjunct plant distributions in southern Australia, and therefore collected specimens of a range of plant species.
A revolution in economic thinking, led by John Maynard Keynes, enabled us to think of the economy as something that can spontaneously fail, that the government can stimulate to get going again and make everyone better off.
However, in the Portuguese legislation there are no rules concerning the use of daylight, and therefore, designers are not stimulated to adopt solutions that make use of the existing potential of sunlight availability.
However, those later theories invoked notions of local signs (sensations specific to which nerve is being stimulated) and made explicit appeals to kinaesthetic sensations that are simply absent from Condillac's work.
Ball explains that it does appear the active ingredient of the Forever Youth Liberator "binds the glycan receptors on the cell surface and stimulates them to start making the molecules needed for healthy skin".
The remarkable analogies found in the nature and in the fine details of these two processes stimulated us to make mechanistic predictions about the actual folding routes of the monomer.
