Sentence examples for stimulus for improving from inspiring English sources

The elaboration of mouse [ 11, 12] and nonhuman primate models [ 13, 14] together with antivirals currently undergoing clinical trials and new approaches involving screening of libraries of small molecules and synthetic compounds with antiviral potential as well as natural products of plants [ 15] is further providing the stimulus for improving the development of antiviral candidates.

Individual creativity support systems (ICSS) have relied primarily on word stimuli for improving idea generation and creativity.

55, 56 It is an undeniable fact that brisk walking and jogging are potent stimuli for improving maximal oxygen uptake (VO2 max) in older men and women.

It is known that ambulatory exercises such as brisk walking and jogging are potent stimuli for improving aerobic capacity, but it is less understood whether ambulatory exercise can increase leg muscle size and function.

While our findings advance this reagent as one of the most potent stimuli for improving blood DC and further support its use to condition DC for breast cancer immunotherapy (Pinzon-Charry et al, 2006a, 2006b), its application in a clinical setting remains to be established.

The aviation agency selected the projects as part of a $1.1 billion stimulus program for improving airports around the nation.

Local governments, too, are lining up for their share of the hundreds of millions of stimulus dollars available for improving sewer and water treatment plants, upgrading public housing and improving local roads.

To defray those costs, the eight states intend to apply for some of the $350 million in federal stimulus money designated for improving public school testing, Mr. Tucker said.

The use of the daily strain stimulus may be helpful for improving the design of future bone loading studies.

In the context of training adaptation, a certain level of stimulus to the muscular and neuronal systems is required for improving performance and the training stimuli are greater at higher speeds.

This study aimed to review the efficacy of exercise training for improving cutaneous microvascular reactivity in response to local stimulus in human adults.