Even Dickens would have struggled with Michael Mussa -- balding, bespectacled and a lifelong bachelor," who "tended to stand nervously sipping a drink at social gatherings, unless he was stimulated with a remark or question about economics".
The record, however, gives no indication that Nichols "stimulated" Henry's remarks, ante, at 273 with "affirmative steps to secure incriminating information". Ante, at 271.
It is of interest to remark that ROS also stimulate the production of inflammatory cytokines and, in turn, inflammatory cytokines stimulate ROS formation.
It is of interest to remark that ROSs also stimulate the production of inflammatory cytokines, and, in turn, inflammatory cytokines stimulate ROS formation.
Much of her work appeared in the publications of students and colleagues; many times a suggestion or even a casual remark revealed her great insight and stimulated another to complete and perfect some idea.
We remark that this is the first time, continuously stimulated brain areas could be detected by means of fMRI.
The remark probably would have delighted the much discussed chef Paul Liebrandt, whose concoctions seem designed less to feed the soul than to stimulate conversation.
Though he and Cage had stimulated each other profoundly and were in many ways like-minded, their egos had clashed; Mr. Rauschenberg's "my biggest canvas" remark sounded like colonization in a dance theater where the point was independence.
Historically, Fed-watching traders have been concerned that stimulating the economy will set off inflation, but these days they are so wary of another downturn that an offhand, arguably hawkish remark like Yellen's unnerves them.
