Sentence examples for stimulating measure from inspiring English sources

Some authors suggest restrictions in prescribing brand name and newer antidepressants in order to increase the use of generic antidepressants, as a stimulating measure to modify prescribing habits [ 4].

His message to Mrs Merkel and Mr Sarkozy is that the EU must move from reliance only on austerity towards some growth-stimulating measures.

International concern over the atmospheric effect of carbon dioxide has stimulated measures and plans to curb the growth of such emissions, and the marine industry must be prepared for future legislation.

Because performing formal stimulation testing of β-cell function is not feasible in a routine clinical setting, and random C-peptide was well correlated with fasting and stimulated measures, a random C-peptide, measured either in blood or urine (25) and preferably taken postprandially, is a practical alternative.

"It is extraordinarily reckless of Channel 4 to claim to be stimulating a measured and balanced debate around the benefits systems and dependency culture … at the expense of the long-term wellbeing of young children and this community," he wrote.

We next tested visual acuity by stimulating and measuring the optokinetic reflex (OKR).

At the outset, there was no goal of stimulating or measuring NOS growth.

The method for stimulating and measuring CD4+CD25+CD134+ expression in whole blood samples is described by Zaunders et al., (2009) [ 35].

Cardiac contractile function was indexed by spontaneous or electrically stimulated heartbeats measured with a video edge detector and specialized data acquisition software (SoftEdge Acquisition System and IonWizard, IonOptix).

Absent C-peptide was defined as a fasting, and stimulated if measured, level below the detection limit.

But in most scenarios, the circuits of interest will contain neurons that are neither directly stimulated nor measured, analogous to the bipolar interneurons in the present work.