In these experiments, the circumscribed effect of NT on the characteristics of catecholamine efflux depended entirely on the state of hunger or satiety of the rat.
Either or both of these explanations could account for the circumscribed effect of I-BET151 on NOD diabetes.
It nevertheless be noted that these conclusions must be treated as somewhat tentative given low statistical power associated with the small sample size (for between-groups analysis) employed, and relatively circumscribed effects observed.
Lastly, why does a drug that inhibits BET proteins, which include general transcription factors such as Brd4, have such circumscribed effects?
Could the pervasive cognitive effects of EOD in the present meta-analysis result from method insensitivity to detect EOD differential or circumscribed effects?
However, despite generally intact group scores, there is likely to be some variability in cognitive abilities across individual children that could range from some subtly affected individuals with circumscribed effects to others who may have moderate or even severe dysfunction.
Since transportation projects occur within a circumscribed area, studies estimating construction effects are often based on two different theoretical models: the input-output model and economic base analysis10 [65, 72, 82, 95, 104, 106].
The famine was a humanitarian disaster, but it has provided us with the unique opportunity to study the effects of a circumscribed period of severe maternal undernutrition on the offspring's reproductive success.
Multiple punctures of the vessel wall can result in a circumscribed area in aneurysms or pseudoaneurysms.
Necrosis, death of a circumscribed area of plant or animal tissue as a result of disease or injury.
A circumscribed lesion with well-defined margins is seen involving the pineal gland (arrow) with mass effect on the third ventricle and quadrigeminal plate.
