Far-fetched, crazy ideas stimulate excitement, concern, anger, and – most importantly – creativity.
The findings revealed that the inquiry-based teaching strategies employed were able to stimulate excitement among students when learning science.
Far from containing demand the government needs to stimulate excitement and interest in every home becoming a green power station, as well as more energy efficient.
what?" Rickles wraps up interview by saying that he truly admires Sinatra, because "he stimulates excitement, he stimulates our industry, and" — fixing Carson with glare of malign relish — "he . . .
The growing interest among consumers in discussing Super Bowl commercials on social Web sites before and during the game is pushing sponsors to use sites like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to stimulate excitement about their expensive and often elaborate spots.
Recent advances in induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, which are derived by reprogramming of differentiated cells to ES-like cells using a set of defined factors [2], [3], have stimulated the excitement that many ethical and technical barriers associated with clinical application of ES cells may be overcome by using iPS cells.
This case report has stimulated significant excitement for the synergism between radiotherapy and immunotherapy in the clinical setting.
The finding that these cells could be induced to undergo cardiomyogenesis (Li et al., 2007, Xu et al., 2004) stimulated great excitement regarding their cardiac regenerative capacity as a treatment for ischemic cardiomyopathy, and more recently for dilated cardiomyopathy.
The contact with pets is also effectual on behavioral parameters reducing excitement, stimulating creativity, curiosity, and observational ability; and on affectivity ameliorating depression and anxiety.
