Sentence examples for stimulus to make from inspiring English sources
The number of new entrants to the market has been driven up by the government's stimulus to make mortgages more easily available to those with small deposits.
Dr. Peter V. Dicpinigaitis, an associate professor at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, the study's lead researcher, said he believed that "chronic exposure to cigarette smoke desensitizes the cough receptors, so that it takes more stimulus to make a smoker cough".
Effective "cool" strategies involve distraction and restructuring the perception of the tempting stimulus to make it seem less appealing.
We will need far more stimulus to make up a gap in spending that is in the neighborhood of $2.5 trillion over a two-year period.
The company is on the verge of expanding massively, in large part because it has received several contracts under the stimulus to make hybrid batteries.
Participants need to shift their attention from the fixation point to the target stimulus to make the correct response.
Nevertheless, accounts from all four patients who did not regularly attend optometry services included reports of noticeable changes in vision being the stimulus to making a non-routine optometry appointment that led to their glaucoma being detected and immediate referral to hospital eye services.
Since P1 neurons are male-specific and are located in the lateral protocerebrum (which receives multimodal sensory input), they are ideal 'decision-making' candidates capable of integrating environmental stimuli to make the decision to court.
Lacking optical stimuli to make sense of the world around them, Kennedy explains, blind people rely on "haptic" sensations -- that is, their sense of touch -- to construct a mental shorthand for their spatial surroundings.
The noise was added to the stimuli to make it difficult, to some extent, to recognize the words based on audio only.
In presented experiment, we examined the ability of rats to interpret a configuration of abstract visual stimuli to make spatial decisions in a real response space.
