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stimulate

[stim-yuh-leyt] / ˈstɪm yəˌleɪt /


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The newly formed "enhanced CAR-macrophages" showed much stronger cancer-killing activity and stimulated surrounding immune cells, leading to a powerful anticancer response.

From Science Daily

The current rate is also fairly close to what many economists consider a neutral rate that doesn’t restrict or stimulate economic activity.

From Barron's

Some are optimistic the state’s expanded film tax credits will stimulate more local film activity.

From Los Angeles Times

Schiff said the bill would lower prices by stimulating the development of “millions of affordable homes.”

From Los Angeles Times

In Japan, the government announced a fiscal stimulus package worth 2.8% of GDP in November aimed at alleviating high living costs and stimulating investments and military spending.

From The Wall Street Journal