Sentence examples for stimulating events from inspiring English sources

It didn't seem fair!" Autism often causes folks to perseverate or repeat thoughts long after stimulating events have ceased.

These widely admired intellectually stimulating events were enjoyed and long remembered.

Mr. A. said that nearly 60 million dollars was given away in prize contests last year, and in planning stimulating events it is sometimes desirable to key the theme to the com pany's product.

Its goals are to foster intellectual discussion in the residential lives of the students living in Storey House, mentoring relationships between upperclassmen and core students in the house, and stimulating events for all Human Biology majors facilitated by academic theme associates.

A film series on specific subjects and directors, film festival screenings, academic film lectures, one-time screenings of new releases with filmmaker Q&A, and other culturally stimulating events are highly important to our students' education, as well as raise community awareness of the FMS program.

Additionally, the expression of Flotillin-1 has been found to be regulated by transcription factors which are also implicated in synaptic plasticity (such as Egr1 (30) and SRF (31)) and are selectively expressed at early time points after incoming stimulating events.

Through a rich process of community circles and cultural education from the lens of Ethnic Studies Chicanoo art, Native American art, African American art, Asian American art...) youth leaders will create a community mural to stimulate events, art and projects based on their culture.

It is believed that when lung inflammation, or even acute lung injury, turns systemic, it further stimulates events that lead to the activation of the vascular endothelium, heart attack, and stroke (Van Eeden et al., 2012).

Once activated, AMPK exerts direct effects on specific enzymes and transcriptional regulators, stimulating multiple events that enhance ATP generation and inhibiting others that consume ATP but are not acutely necessary for survival (Luo et al, 2005).

This study investigated the runoff-driven redistribution and losses of dissolved and particulate-bound N and P in the substrate material during stimulated rainfall events, and in this study the natural soil was treated as control.

The purpose of this review is to summarize research centered on the development of regenerative scaffolds that replicate the fundamental collagen-hydroxyapatite structure of native bone ECM, and the functionalization of these scaffolds with GFs that stimulate critical events in osteogenesis.