Sentence examples for stimulating field from inspiring English sources
Protecting from solar radiation remains a very stimulating field of research and development.
Such Navigated Brain Stimulation equipment, or NBS scanners, comprises a "hot spot" localization system with three-dimensional visualization of the stimulating field locations within the brain and automatic generation of reaction maps.
This, I hope, will open new perspectives for the stimulating field of the origins of life.
How this demographic change will impact boundaries of everyday clinical practice represents a new, stimulating field of research worldwide.
The most common way of articulating the rewards of providing HIV care in general practice was to describe this as an 'intellectually stimulating' field of practice, and one which was consistently challenging: The medicine's quite demanding and requires a high degree of understanding.
This mechanism, although very intriguing, needs further support from more complete (possibly longitudinal) studies and opens a new and stimulating field towards pharmacology intervention focusing the improvement of autonomic imbalance in T2D patients in order to optimize glucose metabolism in addition to BP control in RHTN patients.
"Nevertheless, we are seeing evidence that government incentives are helping to stimulate field developments - even historic discoveries - with Chevron's recent announcement that it will start work on the Alder field, which was discovered in the 1970s".
Inputs arising from stimulated fields of LVa typically consisted of few EPSPs (usually 1 2, up to 5) with moderate amplitudes from 0.5 to 2 mV (Fig. 2b2).
Within the HC, about 20%% of the stimulated fields generated excitatory inputs of weak or moderate strength (0.07 ± 0.02 mV s, n = 44; Fig. 8c).
The chamber was perfused at 2 3 mL min−1 and the bathing solution could be completely exchanged within ∼2 min. Cells were stimulated by field stimulation at 0.5 Hz using constant voltage pulses (30 V cm−1, 2 ms duration).
His scheme launched the culture-historical school of ethnology in Europe and stimulated much field research.
