Sentence examples for sufficiently stimulated from inspiring English sources

When similarly intense therapy is offered only two or three days a week, they said, the brain is not sufficiently stimulated to reorganize itself.

Many patients with goiter are euthyroid in that the enlarged gland has been sufficiently stimulated to synthesize and release adequate amounts of thyroid hormone.

A brooding musician and frequent dart player, he didn't feel sufficiently stimulated by his biochemistry major to spend much time on it, he says.

Recent studies indicate that young men are not being sufficiently stimulated at home and in school and as a result fail to develop intellectual curiosity.

Otherwise, cells will not respond if they are not sufficiently stimulated within 1 minute.

The number and distribution of stable states depend on the fixed external signals; when external signals are not sufficiently large or no units are sufficiently stimulated, only the state in which all units are inactive is stable.

TV, though, was not sufficiently stimulating.

Certainly, the claims he makes for the North Sea are sufficiently stimulating to keep the reader's interest; the anecdotes he tells, and the details he marshals, doubly so.

The next day, Tuesday, Reagan makes his economics speech, revealing a dissociation from the Kemp-Roth tax-cut proposal (Reagan no longer suggests that tax cuts alone will sufficiently stimulate the economy to make up for the revenue loss-the so-called "Laffer curve").

While passive content experiences like Chris Milk's Beck concert are sufficiently stimulating when the cameras move on tracks, you can get a little antsy stuck in place while the action unfolds around you.

Development of protective vaccines against persisting pathogens lags behind probably because standard immunogens and application regimen do not sufficiently stimulate those circuits in B cell activation that mediate protection.