Sentence examples for stimulatory rate from inspiring English sources

Mr. James and Mr. Evans at Westpac said they expected the bank to raise its cash rate to a higher, but still stimulatory, rate of between44 percent and 4.5 percent within the next 12 months before eventually returning to a more "neutral" level of between 5 percentand5.5percententhoughough Mr. James added: "It doesn't need to get there in a super-fast hurry".

Our results indicated that the highest stimulatory rate of cell growth is 39% by CPT of 0.22 μmol/L, and the range of the stimulatory dosage is about 88-fold below the threshold value.

It has been known for some time that insulin secretion in response to glucose occurs in a biphasic pattern with an initial first-phase secretion that is rapid and transient followed by a second-phase of secretion that is slower but sustained at a level above the pre-stimulatory rate (figure 3) [ 53].

Interestingly, limonene had a stimulatory effect mycelial growth rate of H327 increased nearly 2-fold at 0.05 0.5% vol/vol.

Addition of 1 µM riboflavin to ΔcymA and the menC mutant had a larger stimulatory effect on the rate of electron uptake compared to ΔmtrB, but remained well below the current density observed in wild type cells with riboflavin (Fig. 4).

Both NMU and proNMU104-136 exert a stimulatory effect on metabolic rate, which in the case of proNMU104-136 was maintained over 24 h postinjection.

Resistance exercise and feeding of amino acids have a marked stimulatory effect on the rate of muscle protein synthesis (Biolo et al. 1997).

l-Orn and l-Lys have a modestly stimulatory effect on the rate of O2 activation in SidA and l-Arg a much more pronounced one, while the uncharged isostere l-citrulline has almost none.

Drug-stimulated ATPase activity was analysed by the equation V=Vbas+ (Vmax×Sb)/(Sb+Ksb), where S is the concentration of stimulatory drug, V is the rate of ATP hydrolysis, Vbas is the ATPase activity in the absence of drug, Vmax is the maximum drug stimulated ATPase activity, Ks is the concentration of drug required for half-maximal stimulation, and b is the Hill coefficient.

Pesquet and Tuominen ([2011]) demonstrated the strict dependence of TE differentiation on ethylene biosynthesis and a stimulatory effect of ethylene on the rate of TE differentiation in vitro.

Vertebrate hearts usually have dual autonomic innervation through inhibitory cholinergic nerves and stimulatory adrenergic nerves, which modulate heart rate (HR), impulse conduction and force of contraction via specific membrane receptors and intracellular signaling cascades [ 16, 17].