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61. They had been stimulated as well as gratified, and their enthusiastic applause showed it.

62. Most tissues of the body contain scattered macrophages, which lead an inactive, sedentary life until stimulated by encountering foreign debris.

63. Integrated meal stimulated serum gastrin outputs were determined by calculating the area under the serum concentration time curve.

64. In Britain the railways not only transported but considerably stimulated the making of bricks.

65. The chocolate bar project has stimulated all sorts of alliances within and between the North and the South.

66. This has stimulated hotel interest in the development of leisure centres.

67. Moreover, other inventors may be stimulated by what they see to make a breakthrough in an entirely different area.

68. Similarly, the need to generate foreign currency has stimulated tourism in regions that would have been virtually inaccessible 15 years ago.

69. The expense of servicing the debt burden increased the budget deficit, which in turn stimulated inflation.

70. This was stimulated further by additional supplementation with phosphate, especially in the colon and faeces.

71. Great technical changes, stimulated by wartime demand, led to increased production.

72. George once had a patient who heard Led Zeppelin music each time a particular temporal lobe site was stimulated.

73. Another consequence of the artificially stimulated excess demand for food was the creation of black markets.

74. Summer often brings a green coloration caused by dense growths of unicellular green algae stimulated by excess light.

75. Under these circumstances, thirst and antidiuretic hormone secretion would be stimulated or inhibited in parallel.

76. The failure of studies to show this clearly is probably related to the technical difficulties involved in measuring meal stimulated acid secretion.

77. The gathering and concentration of craft workers into the temples seems to have stimulated technical advances of many kinds.

78. Coleridge wrote Kubla Khan after hearing it in a sleep stimulated by the opiate laudanum.

79. Since an expanding post-war economy stimulated immigration into Britain, governments have imposed more and more severe restrictions on entry.

80. This process was further stimulated by the massive increase in state purchase of military and industrial equipment during the Second World War.

81. But no one denies that it will take enormous effort to keep her stimulated and well.

82. It has been suggested that the growth of environmentalism was stimulated by the anti-materialistic philosophy that found its expression in neo-Lamarckism.

83. She suspected that his distaste for students was stimulated not so much by their ideas as by their youth.

84. Women, it appears, are more likely to be stimulated by written and less explicit material.

85. At this time the basal and meal stimulated gastrin concentrations were reassessed as described above.

86. In fact,(http://sentencedict.com/stimulated.html) optically stimulated luminescence tests and carbon 14 dating have proven their great age: they are almost certainly Neolithic.

87. I had eaten with Minna, but the cold had stimulated my appetite again.

88. When the sensory neuron is stimulated, it fires the motor neuron, and the siphon and gills are withdrawn.

89. In the past two decades, work on theoretical and practical aspects of artificial intelligence has stimulated our concepts of mind.

90. Another part of the economy was stimulated by the need to provide a labour force to grow this flourishing crop.