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"We are aware that there is an increasing trend for unaccompanied minors to be facilitated into and across the EU," a Europol spokesman said, adding that about 7,000 had been reported among the flow of refugees – a figure they said was rising.

Consequently, (23) can be facilitated into a more effective form: left{ begin{aligned} Q_left( {V^ - V^ right)I_{hbox{max} } hfill P_ = kQ_ hfill end{aligned} right.

Participants were facilitated into a neutral sitting posture for 1 min on both a standard backless office chair and a dynamic, forward-inclined chair (Back App).

It has been reported in rats that weak synaptic plasticity is facilitated into persistent plasticity if afferent stimulation is coupled with a novel spatial learning event.

When LFS was given concurrently with novel exploration of the object place configurations in the holeboard, STD was facilitated into LTD that lasted for over 24 h (n = 8, Fig. 4 B ). Effects were significant: ANOVA: F1,24 = 54.2; P < 0.0001.

This small STD was facilitated into a small but persistent LTD when stimulation was coupled to 10 min of novel object-place exploration (Fig. 8; n = 6; ANOVA: F1,230 = 116.74, P < 0.0001, n = 6).

On the other hand, LC-mediated CA1 LTD that typically lasts for 4 h is facilitated into LTD that lasts for over 24 h if a D1/D5 agonist is applied.

In other hippocampal subregions, weak synaptic plasticity is facilitated into long-term plasticity via agonist activation of β-adrenergic receptors (Kemp and Manahan-Vaughan 2008a; Hagena and Manahan-Vaughan 2012).

The spread of B. burgdorferi to tissues distant from the site of inoculation may occur by migration through tissues without entry into the vasculature, but is likely to be facilitated by entry into and dissemination through the vasculature.

A detailed kinetic analysis of this enzyme will be facilitated by future investigation into cloning and recombinant expression.

The Trotskyist view was that the United States was a corporate capitalist society whose militarization would be facilitated by its entry into the war.