Sentence examples for stimulus because of the from inspiring English sources

Jobs-based stimulus, because of the large multiplier effect of high-quality job creation, is a much more responsible and effective way to reduce the deficit than is slashing spending for slashing's sake.

When both eyes receive opposite motion signals, the interocular inhibition exerted by the carrier stimulus is effectively directed at the neurons responding to the mask stimulus because of the direction-selective nature of the inhibition.

Rodriguez et al. (1994) use stress as a growth stimulus and exclude strain as a possible stimulus because of the difficulty in defining a reference configuration in remodelling tissues.

Although play-acted stimuli could be expected to cause greater activation in the ToM network than authentic stimuli because of the speaker's additional intention to act, it instead appears that some element of the authentic recordings, as compared with play-acted, increased activation in parts of the ToM network and in social-context processing.

Letters were chosen as stimuli because of the strong pre-existing associations between their visual forms and their names.

We were unable to use the same standard when choosing calls for the US stimuli because of the comparative paucity of exclusively US calls recorded, and the desire to maximize the number of different males represented by the stimuli.

According to a Bayesian explanation, greater thresholds during pursuit mean that pursued stimuli should appear slower than fixated stimuli because of the greater influence of the zero-motion prior.

Spanish officials hope extra business in America will help make up for a lack of growth at home.Spanish companies think they are especially well-placed to benefit from the American stimulus because two of the scheme's main pillars are spending on renewable energy and infrastructure industries in which Spain is particularly strong.

Unemployment benefits, which average $298 a week, help families and serve as economic stimulus because most of the money gets spent right away on basics.

[W]e think it's misleading to refer to even that lower number as "unspent" stimulus, because much of the $292 billion has been obligated, even though it has not been paid out.

The IMF upped its growth forecast for this year by 0.3% to 6.5%—because of the stimulus push.