Sentence examples for the stimulation needed from inspiring English sources

These are all exceptional events — a liberal private school, a small publisher, an independent theater company — but they add up to something I had  been waiting for a long time: the stimulation needed to get a curious preteen to ask the right questions and the context parents need to tell their children the stories that need to be told.

However, the contribution of those afferents is probably limited considering: a) the intensity of the stimulation needed to evoke the inhibition of soleus reflex and b) the duration of the response.

As argued by recent theories, meditation may facilitate insight into personal states and promote objective perception in general through increased perceptual sensitivity within several sensory modalities, i.e., through a lowering of the stimulation needed for conscious registration [ 4, 14].

"Well-off families can provide the mental stimulation needed for genes to build the brain circuitry for intelligence".

"Eva" is a "hands-free, strap-free, non-intrusive couples' vibrator" that gives a woman the clitoral stimulation needed to reach orgasm during sex.

The quality of arousal was assessed according to the amount of stimulation needed to get the animal into a standing position and ability to guide the animal into a crate using an interval scale from 1 to 5. One indicates that the animal gets up too quickly, is too awake and cannot be blindfolded.

This enabled tool use and encouraged communication that provided the nutrition and stimulation needed for a larger brain, which allowed the evolution of the human race.

For some cancers, like breast cancer, the potent hormonal stimulation needed to harvest eggs could further endanger a woman's health.

For motor functions, for instance, the flow was taken to be from the centre towards the muscles at the extremities, so artificial electrical stimulation needed to be in the same direction.

Using carbon-fibre electrodes, Friedemann and Gerhardt (1992) demonstrated a DV striatal gradient with respect to the amount of potassium stimulation needed to evoke dopamine release.

Diminished B-cell immunological response might be a consequence of inadequate stimulation needed for their differentiation into plasma cells.