"stimulating exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to experiences or activities that have the potential to expand one's knowledge, awareness, understanding, or appreciation. For example: "I am looking for stimulating exposure to different cultures during my travels this summer."
hABMSCs were stimulated with exposure to LIPUS for 72 h except for the control (without stimulation group).
hABMSCs were stimulated with exposure to ELF-PEMFs for 72 hours except for the control (without stimulation group).
"Salivation was not stimulated by exposure to office supplies," the report said, a conclusion perhaps already known to store managers at Staples or Office Depot.
He was already an upstart "rascal" in the art world, and once in New York, he was stimulated by exposure to the work of Warhol and Duchamp and other innovators and styles, "and he became an inheritor of all that," said Ethan Cohen, an art dealer and collector who became a patron and friend of Mr. Ai's at the time.
Among the processes that may be stimulated by exposure to lectins is cell proliferation.
Additionally, Cds1 kinase activity is stimulated by exposure to UV light and is required to delay S phase progression after UV irradiation and hydroxyurea treatment [22], [27].
Elevated cytokine secretion, as well as expression of CD71, a marker of cellular activation, also was seen in B cells stimulated by exposure to CD40L-containing HIV, with most AID expressing cells also co-expressing CD71.
The need to learn is stimulated by exposure to diverse and complex health problems.
DNA precipitation was additionally stimulated by exposure of the solution to a low temperature (-70°C) for 2 h.
hABMSCs were stimulated with exposure to OSS for 72 h, and the control was not exposed to OSS.
