Sentence examples for view to stimulating from inspiring English sources
Finally, open questions and issues concerning experimental design are discussed with a view to stimulating future research on social-cognitive aspects of dance.
The present review will first highlights some of the key advances of the past decade in the technology of cerasome production and then review current biomedical applications of cerasomes, with a view to stimulating further research in this area of study.
The following discussion raises a number of key issues, identified with a view to stimulating research into, and development of effective clinical approaches to interventions for driving cessation.
We present STI-GMaS (Sexually-Transmitted Infections – Graphical Modelling and Simulation), an environment for simulation of STI models, with a view to stimulating the uptake of these models within the laboratory or clinic.
The Fed now conducts its monetary policy with a view to stimulating borrowers, not lenders.
"He draws the subjects with amusement and tenderness rather than with a view to stimulating anybody," says Royalton-Kisch.
In particular, the notoriously rigid and hard-to-reform Employment Protection legislation (EPL) systems of Southern European countries have been profoundly shaken with a view to stimulate job creation and tackle the problem of labour market segmentation at a juncture where severe budgetary cuts to reassure markets and put public finances on a sustainable footing where necessary.
Although the NHS' Technology Fund was viewed to stimulate the initial phases of implementations, it was seen as limited in helping hospitals to resource further roll-out and optimisation as it consisted of relatively limited funding over a finite period of time.
Liberals view unadulterated market forces as the key to stimulating technology adaptation to commercial markets.
Viewed as devices to stimulate the economy, tax cuts would also worsen the budget deficits.
My view is not meant to stimulate or be intellectually provocative.
