[ 28] Other authors have demonstrated that learning is more durable when clinical questions and subsequent learning is linked to the patient who stimulated the question.
MOCOMP is a self-directed learning program in which participating physicians maintain a personal portfolio of the questions that they would like to answer, the situations that stimulated the questions, and the educational resources that they used to answer the questions.
This observation stimulated the questions for the current work: Is dilp6 regulated by dFOXO in adult fat body, does dilp6 expressed from the adult fat body modulate aging, and if so, might it do so by regulating the expression and secretion of dilps produced by the adult IPC, especially dilp2?
Also, I was stimulated by the question: Can you direct a sweeping global film and never once get out of your chair in New York?" Instead, after researching the visual content he wanted and storyboarding the entire film, Lennon solicited footage from accomplished, professional filmmakers from all around the world 40 filmmaking teams in 25 countries in total.
After we listen over coffee or some more stimulating beverage, the questions become serious.
It is not, however, a work in which historical statistics abound, and it is as stimulating for the questions it asks as for the answers it provides.
As Mats Berdal and Achim Wennmann argue in their book Ending Wars, Consolidating Peace "the failure to grasp the underlying political economy of a conflict zone, relying instead on crude, value-laden and simplistic labeling of complex problems, has served to perpetuate and stimulate renewed violence". The question is how can this be achieved?
Debate over the soundness of using data from animal bioassays conducted at minimally toxic doses or fractions thereof for predicting cancer risks to humans exposed to much lower doses has stimulated interest in the question of whether genotoxic or mitotic effects predominate in chemical carcinogenesis.
It was, however, the publication of Darwin's Descent of Man (1871) that stimulated scientific interest in the question of mental continuity between man and other animals.
In the debate over whether the private or the public sector is better at stimulating the economy, ideologues ignore the question of how and when money is used.
Over the holidays, members of Congress might try asking their constituents whether it makes sense for them to argue about the proper mix of taxes and spending to stimulate the economy without considering the question of how much is needed to combat terrorism at home.
