Sentence examples for to stimulated from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to stimulated" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misuse of the verb form. The correct form would be "to stimulate." Example: "The new policy is designed to stimulate economic growth in the region."
verb
To encourage into action.
As an additional control, blank GNRs were also exposed to stimulated and un-stimulated cells (images not shown).
Control experiments using non-specific IgG-conjugated GNRs and blank GNRs added to stimulated and un-stimulated cells confirmed the absence of significant nonspecific binding.
Green bars represent PA intensity due to exposure of control group, including IgG-conjugated GNRs and blank GNRs added to stimulated and un-stimulated cells and cells only.
Plasma recalcification times on non-stimulated HUVEC were longer compared to stimulated HUVEC but not different than that on collagen only module films and were not prolonged by incubation with a tissue factor blocking antibody.
As a control, GNRs conjugated to either FITC or PE labeled IgG were exposed to stimulated cells ((b), (c)) and un-stimulated cells ((g), (h)) in the fluorescence images.
In contrast to other neonatal stimulation studies that assign entire litters of pups to stimulated versus control conditions (e.g. in neonatal handling studies [44] [47]), here the stimulated (novelty-exposed) and control (home-staying) pups shared the same dam.
People will pay attention to stimulated locations and touch feelings when they are receiving tactile stimulation.
In this study, we ask whether in addition to promoting local translation, local stimulation also triggers directed trafficking of RNAs from nucleus to stimulated synapses.
These studies reveal that even following local stimulation, transcriptionally induced mRNAs are delivered throughout the neuronal arbor, to stimulated- and unstimulated-branches.
Interaction of the high frequency acoustic pulse with a probe laser light gives rise to stimulated Brillouin oscillations.
Sensitive magnetometers, measuring the magnetic fields from the brain, have identified response regions corresponding to stimulated areas of the body.
