Because progress in this field is so rapid, it can be a challenge--albeit a rewarding and stimulating one--to stay on top of new developments and to broaden one's knowledge base as photonics combines with other fields.
Or, to ask basic questions about brain function, one could study how stimulating one neuron affects the gene expression of a neuron it communicates with through a synapse.
That misperception could lead policymakers to take unnecessary action, such as cooling an economy that isn't overheating or stimulating one that's already hot.
But the bhakti period was once again the most stimulating one; the best known medieval Oriya poet is Jagannātha Dās (whose name means Servant of Jagannātha), a 16th-century disciple of the Bengali Vaiṣṇava saint Caitanya, who spent the better part of his life in Puri.
But the stimulus was not nearly as stimulating as one subject, Mei Mei Chan, had hoped.
Oddly, the collection is not as exciting or stimulating as one would expect from this most incandescent and opinionated of writers.
Some areas were identified as not academically stimulating, where one 'gives without getting anything in return', where many health professionals may just 'rot'rot
Pseudopregnancy was not sufficient to induce new tumours, though it had some stimulating effect on existing, regressed ones.
Erythropoietin-stimulating agents, one of the treatment options for anaemia, raise haemoglobin levels, reduce the proportion of patients requiring transfusions and improve QOL (Littlewood et al, 2001; Österborg et al, 2002; Boogaerts et al, 2003; Iconomou et al, 2003).
However, it is not clear how this broad and non-specific chromatin enrichment of p53 would help monitoring and maintaining genome integrity, either by scanning for damaged DNA or by helping p53 to find its responsive elements sited on promoters of target genes such as the ones stimulating cell cycle arrest and DNA repair.
