Sentence examples for stimulating section from inspiring English sources

The most stimulating section of Yagoda's book is one in which he considers, albeit superficially, the vast scientific literature about memory and how it works.

This is arguably the most stimulating section of the book and different chapters discuss, among others, hsp90, PI3K/Akt, mTOR, FGFR3 and HDAC inhibitors.

Additionally, stimulated sections of the flap artery could be processed and microscopically examined at various time intervals.

When he stimulated one section, they saw shapes, colors, textures; another, and they felt sensations in various parts of the body.

Recently, organic single crystals have attracted considerable attention for optoelectronic device applications because of their high stimulated cross-sections, broad and high-speed nonlinear optical responses, and broad tuning wavelength [1].

A range of studies have reported a positive impact of carbon-based nanomaterials on plant growth (see "Impact of carbon-based nanomaterials on plants" section), stimulating research on nano-carbon containing fertilizers.

The third term accounts for the simulated photons; σ se is the stimulated emission cross section of DCM, and c is the vacuum speed of light.

The full width at half maximum and maximum stimulated emission cross section of the 4I13/2 → 4I15/2 are 30 nm and 6.80 × 10−21 cm2, respectively, demonstrating that the phosphate glasses are potential glass candidates in developing compact optoelectronic devices.

With a pump power of 5 W at 880 nm, when the heat sink temperature of Cr4+:YAG is fixed, the temperature of Nd YVO4 is changed to adjust its stimulated emission cross section; its peak power and single-pulse energy are improved from 700 W and 28 μJ to 1900 W and 65 μJ, respectively, as the temperature increases from 0 to 115 °C.

In dataset A, ∼90 cells in each of 16 subjects were measured in unstimulated and stimulated states (see Section 2.1).

An intrastromal injection of recombinant HSPB4 (100 ng, which corresponded to the amount of HSPB4 detected by ELISA in the rat cornea at 15 min after injury) that was pyrogen-free (see Materials and Methods section) stimulated the neutrophil infiltration of both Phase I and Phase II (Fig 3B and C).