Sentence examples for which may stimulate from inspiring English sources
Such countries are experience rapid industrialization, which may stimulate substantial increases in their future industrial water use.
We also discussed the SAR of these series of compounds with docking study, which may stimulate more potent compounds.
These studies have uncovered anticoagulative, antiinflammatory and neoangiogenic properties, which may stimulate tissue repair and reepithelializing effects.
The PAP copolymers exhibit excellent electroactivity similar to the AP and polyaniline, which may stimulate cell proliferation and differentiation.
In addition, many pituitary adenomas secrete hormones, which may stimulate such reactions as abnormal growth and lactation.
Garland makes the point that people nowadays often experience orchestral music first through film soundtracks, which may stimulate the imagination when listening to music like this.
Results of the model show that during perfusion test an inlet velocity of 25 μm/s generates on scaffold surface a fluid flow shear stress which may stimulate osteogenesis.
As for television, if you want to reach, say, eighteen- to twenty-four-year-olds who rely entirely on Netflix or pirated shows, you'll have to capitalize on whatever can actually reach that group, which may stimulate spending on different media, like mobile ads.
Both IL-1β and the mechanical loading of cartilage increase NO production by upregulating nitric oxide synthase 2, which may stimulate chondrocyte apoptosis [7, 8].
20 The improved function of CD56bright NK cells paralleled an increase in IL-15 levels, which may have stimulated the NK cells.
However, even if ANC was responsible for the improvements measured in this study, the simultaneous increases in utilization of usual care medical services in the ANC group make it impossible to distinguish between direct effects of the ANC intervention and indirect effects of ANC, which may have stimulated patient re-engagement in their health and health care more generally.
