Sentence examples for stimulating free from inspiring English sources
At the same time, he applauded the government for stimulating free trade and foreign investment, liberalizing its currency, reforming its financial sector and removing subsidies on everything from cooking oil to farm equipment.
Reducing our costs of getting around and stimulating free enterprise and competition within a rational framework.
Glucocorticoids also supply energy to the cell by stimulating free fatty-acid release from adipose tissue and amino-acid release from proteins.
These agendas range from supporting the strengthening of comprehensive health services and empowerment of communities to advocating integration of targeted disease programs or stimulating free markets.
By stimulating free associative speech, the format encourages the presenters to (a) recognize aspects of their own subjectivity that don't fit their ego; (b) acknowledge aspects of the otherness of the other that didn't fit with the initial image of the patient; (c) transform their understanding of the problem they are struggling with.
Both are extremely intelligent and open-minded people who wanted to bring us up in a stimulating, free and fulfilling environment.
The stimulated free Ca2+ transient amplitude was significantly reduced, but stimulated cell shortening was not significantly altered.
Androgens on the other hand have been reported to stimulate free IGF-I and have no effect on IGFBP-1 and -2 (Rooman et al., 2005).
PPARγ is predominantly expressed in fat storing and synthesizing tissues, such as adipocytes, where it stimulates free fatty acid uptake, lipogenesis and differentiation.
In this model of metaflammation (metabolic inflammation), free fatty acids can activate toll-like receptors, and free fatty acids and glucose undergoing oxidation in mitochondria stimulate free radical production, both of which inhibit insulin signaling [ 6, 46].
The results demonstrate that although 1.0 μmol/L K201 significantly reduced the stimulated free Ca2+ transient amplitude by 16.1% [ P < 0.05; Fig. 3a(ii)], the stimulated shortening amplitude was not significantly affected.
