Sentence examples for stimulating not only from inspiring English sources

We conjecture that crowdfunding can serve a crucial function in promoting public-private engagement, essentially stimulating not only a constructive relationship but also a partnership with citizens, communities, and governments (Lehner 2013; Miglietta et al. 2014).

Among several inflammatory cytokines, IL-6 has an important role in reactive thrombocytosis (Sierko and Wojtukiewicz, 2004), as it is a multifunctional cytokine with a number of physiological actions, stimulating not only CRP upregulation but also albumin downregulation in the liver, as well as protein synthesis (Ramadori et al, 1998).

This excess thyrotropin stimulates not only thyroid hormone production but also thyroid growth.

Sponsors say they believe the additional publicity stimulates not only word of mouth, but also viewing of the commercials when they finally run in the game.

The first such collection, made as early as 1843, stimulated not only Andersen but such other 19th-century figures as Johan Krohn, whose "Peter's Christmas" remains a standard seasonal delight.

Finally, it is inevitable that an emission-saving technological progress stimulates not only consumption but also emissions.

The designed bioactive hydrogels revealed activity to stimulate not only the osteogenic differentiation of encapsulated hBMSCs, but also the blood vessel formation in vivo.

These studies have been stimulated not only by the experimental approaches to understand evolutionary novelties arising in development and involving molecular biology (e.g., Sears 2011; Tokita et al. 2012; Montandon et al. 2014).

In addition, Bim in osteoclasts stimulates not only the apoptosis, but also the bone resorptive activity.

The enzymatic activity of iPLA2 in PMNs was stimulated not only by two CaM inhibitors, i.e. calmidazolium (CMZ) and N- 6-aminohexyl -5-chloro-l-naphthalenesulfonamide (W7), but also by CHR aN- 6-aminohexyl -5-chloro-l-naphthalenesulfonamide

Given the potential role of IFNα in SLE pathogenesis, we assessed whether cross-linking of LAIR-1 or NKp44 might affect IFNα production by pDCs stimulated not only with CpG but also with DNA/SLE anti-DNA immune complexes.