Sentence examples for stimulating the introduction of from inspiring English sources

With deregulation stimulating the introduction of distributed (embedded) electric power generation, the commercial future of micro-CHP units incorporating IT-SOFC stacks appears assured with entry into the market expected early in the next millennium.

Copán had a major influence on regional centres across western and central Honduras, stimulating the introduction of Mesoamerican characteristics to local elites.

The advent of triptans, which are highly effective drugs for migraine treatment, stimulated the introduction of new endpoints for assessing migraine treatments.

The success of this measure in predicting the outcome of the illness stimulated the introduction of interventions designed to ameliorate the emotional atmosphere in the home.

Pain relief and excellent range of movements have been achieved and maintained over the follow-up time, but consumer demands for new products have stimulated the introduction of new materials and methods.

Concern about the inability of monitored examinations to assess the full spectrum of clinical competence, including humanistic quality, knowledge, and communication skills, stimulated the introduction of the "patient and peer assessment module" [ 7].

* Year structure was established In China, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Peru, Ukraine and Zambia, Global Fund programmes stimulated the introduction of new HIV/AIDS coordination structures: in addition to national CCMs, subnational coordination structures have been created to coordinate local HIV/AIDS programmes [ 28- 39].

This trend was stimulated by the introduction of gas lighting about 1825 and of electric lighting about 1885.

The utilization of CNC machine tools has been stimulated by the introduction of robots devices designed to move components, tools, and materials by specific motions and through defined paths.

The holistic approach of landscape research was stimulated by the introduction of aerial photography.

It was further stimulated by the introduction of bioactive glass-ceramics, following the most significant development of apatite-wollastonite (A/W) system by Professor Tadashi Kokubo and his colleagues.