Sentence examples for which it stimulates from inspiring English sources

Its major physiological receptor is the NOGC (NO-activated guanylyl cyclase, also known by its homogenate-based name, soluble guanylyl cyclase), through which it stimulates the production of the second messenger cGMP.

Whitehead believed that any scheme of education must be judged by the extent to which it stimulates a child to think.

Though the guerrilla war accounts for less than a fifth of the violent deaths in Colombia, it is taking place amid more general insecurity and violence, some of which it stimulates (see chart).

These results suggest that IL-4 plays a different role in pigs than in mice and humans, in which it stimulates B cells and is essential for antibody production.

As a result, we can define three types of light-intensities, associated with the three types of cones, for that SPD: the light's L-intensity is the degree to which it stimulates the L-cones; analogously, for the M-intensity and S-intensity.

IRE1 has kinase activity and RNAse activity via which it stimulates autophagy and apoptosis.

Hypoxia-inducible expression has been described in adipocytes (19), endothelial cells (20), cardiomyocytes (17), and articular chondrocytes, in which it also stimulates expression of the matrix metalloproteinases MMP1 and MMP3 (21).

"One of the things we love about the still image is the way in which it can stimulate the imagination to create a fiction around an image," said Robin Kelsey, a professor of photography at Harvard.

Prompted by the re-imagination of the Merlion at Singapore's third Biennale of Arts (2011), this article develops comparisons to similar international symbols and analyses the role and historical trajectory of the Merlion in Singaporean society and the manner in which it has stimulated discussion of the island-state's identity.

TNF acts in the early stages of the inflammatory process, during which it can stimulate T-cell activation and induce the expression of IL-2, IFNγ receptors, proinflammatory cytokines (such as IL-1 and IL-12) and proinflammatory chemokines (such as IL-8) [ 1].

In September the central government tripled a financial incentive available to the states for developing the power sector, which it hopes will stimulate healthy competition among them.