Sentence examples for with the instigation of from inspiring English sources

Alterations in monoaminergic transmission are reported to be related with the instigation of neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's diseases and psychiatric disorders such as depression and anxiety [34].

Our finding of an increase in patent applications could be an indication that the legal reforms have been successfully applied with the instigation of the TTOs (Patentverwertungsagenturen).

This also includes the costs associated with the instigation of additional evaluation units such as those proposed by NICE in England.

These treatments build on the theoretical principles of prolotherapy, although with the instigation of tendon healing via normal physiological pathways rather than via an inflammatory response to a noxious substance.

Moreover, the identification of 'up-down' profiles in the thalamus and 'down-up' profiles in the cortex, with peaks occurring in 3-month-old mice, suggests that the expression levels of several proteins were intimately associated with the instigation of synaptic and axonal pathology (as evidenced by our morphological studies; Fig.  1).

In 1780 he went on tour to Paris, Strasbourg, Munich, and Vienna, where he became engaged in a friendly musical duel with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at the instigation of the emperor, Joseph II.

It is tolerably clear that on every fresh occasion there will be an outburst of world indignation, which in itself will encourage Africans to fresh resistance, with or without the instigation of "agitators".Diplomatically, South Africa's isolation is almost complete.

In the nonintensive care setting early recognition of patients with elevated cTnT and the instigation of appropriate treatment has been shown to reduce the risk of death and myocardial infarction.

In the USA, the FDA has been in discussion with pharmaceutical companies regarding the instigation of a 'track and trace' system, but this is likely to be delayed by cost concerns.

The authorities have consistently blamed outbreaks of violence on a small number of separatists seeking an independent Xinjiang, working with the support or at the instigation of people outside the country.

Addressing the government's decision to suspend the judge-led inquiry into British involvement in torture and rendition since 9/11, the committee recommended that it "establish without further delay an inquiry on alleged acts of torture and other ill-treatment of detainees held overseas committed by or at the instigation of or with the consent or acquiescence of British officials".