In addition, ease of synthesis stimulates speculation on various kinds of practical applications using mesoporous materials.
It's not a place that stimulates speculation about great events.
Mr Martin's lack of experience in the industry stimulated speculation about a break-up of the firm.Breaking the pactThe European Commission issued warnings to those big EU member states, Germany, France and Italy, under the stability and growth pact, for their excessive budget deficits.
This apparent paradox has stimulated speculation that edema in COPD might be a renal rather than a right ventricular problem [ 17].
Moreover, the known host range of noroviruses has expanded: the virus is found in mice (12), cows (13), and pigs (14), and antibodies to bovine strains have been found in humans, which has stimulated speculation about zoonotic transmission (15).
Besides opening interesting questions as to how immune balances are maintained and modulated, these data stimulate speculations on the evolutionary forces and selective pressures shaping the frequency of these alleles in human populations.
His stimulating scientific speculation, laced with satire, is a popular feature of the otherwise serious periodical.
The flood of money encouraged capital misallocation, stimulated property speculation, nurtured shady nonbank lending and worsened inflation.
The relaxation of rules separating America's commercial and investment-banking industries has stimulated wild speculation of impending mergers on Wall Street.
The buying was at least partly stimulated by speculation that the Bush Administration would take the long-expected step of declaring the Soviet Union a most-favored trading partner in an attempt to help Republican candidates from farm states, said Joel Karlin, an analyst with Research Department Inc., a Chicago brokers' advisory service.
What it especially stimulated was speculation in interest rates.
