That stimulated the usual anti-American rhetoric from some leaders.
Similarly, the researchers were able to recruit nurses to the foraging trade early by feeding them a compound that stimulated the foraging gene.
When the scientists fed young bees sugar water laced with a drug that stimulated the foraging gene prematurely, the bees assumed their hunting post far ahead of schedule.
In the trial, which was sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and involved 226 children, the antibody was given along with two proteins that stimulated the immune system.
It was the ale, not the prosaic name, that stimulated the thirst and imagination of craft brewers in the late 20th century who resurrected a style far nobler than it sounds.
Still, by the 1980's a growing number of the proteins were being identified, each with its own function, and a limited supply of genetically engineered versions that stimulated the regenerative mechanism of bones became available for experimental purposes.
He exerted a strong influence on Claudio Monteverdi, Don Carlo Gesualdo, and Hans Hassler and was much-admired in England, where his works were printed in N. Yonge's Musica transalpina (1588), a collection that stimulated the composition of English madrigals.
Félibrige, association organized in the 19th century for the maintenance of the Provençal customs and language that stimulated the renaissance of the literature, language, and customs of the whole of southern France.
But it was the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century that stimulated the most progress in innkeeping, especially in England, whose inns became a standard for the world on account of their cleanliness and comfort.
With the introduction of Western culture in the late 19th century, Silhak, along with Sŏhak, or Western Learning, contributed to the development and spread of ideas that stimulated the gradual modernization of Korea.
It possibly originated as the staff of a Central Asian shaman, and it was part of the Turkish military Janissary band that stimulated the late 18th-century European vogue for Turkish music.
