Sentence examples for stimulated to take from inspiring English sources

"What is important for us is that... those who follow us may feel stimulated to take action, condemn and support women in trouble," the magazine stated.

Once extracted from humans, DCs can be exposed to antigens expressed by GBM cells, and stimulated to take up, process, and display these antigens as peptides on their cell surface in the context of MHC class I or II molecules.

The patient is stimulated to take breaks during daily activities by using tools like time contingent management and learning about his/her physical load and physical capacity [ 18, 19].

By contrast, non-permeabilized cells could be stimulated to take up IGFBP5 only into intracellular vesicles outside the nucleus and this was enhanced by adding a conjugate of polylysine and transferrin, indicating an endocytotic uptake route.

Focal complexes are better known as precursors of the focal contacts seen in many tissue cells cultured in vitro, but podosomes have a limited cellular distribution, being mainly confined to migratory myeloid cells and inducible in endothelial and smooth muscle cells stimulated to take on an invasive motility (Varon et al., 2006; Spinardi et al., 2004).

The authenticity of the task, the responsibility students were stimulated to take, the teamwork and the sense of ownership that evolved, and especially the presentation and defense of their project to a jury of professional scientists forced students to bridge the gap and to think and behave as professional researchers.

This tool aimed to raise awareness about the importance of reducing fatigue by taking flexible rest breaks, and to stimulate to actually take rest breaks.

On the other hand, Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, said federal laws requiring colleges to disclose campus crime statistics had stimulated them to take precautions to prevent crime.

> Haggerty et al. (1994) propose another explanation for a marked decline in diarrhoea morbidity in the control group of their study of a hygiene intervention in DR Congo: the intense attention to diarrhoea that accompanied the trial raised awareness and stimulated villagers to take up actions that they knew were effective against diarrhoea a Hawthorne effect.

In other cases, though, professional practitioners think consciously about what they are doing whilst they are doing it, because they have been stimulated to do so after being taken by surprise (Schön 1983: 50).

And the theory prescribes that you should give them stock options, rather than stock, to stimulate them to take more risk".