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If so, reality monitoring of action memories would be predicted to elicit activity in medial PFC regions similar to those identified previously.

Selective targeting of individual BET family members would be predicted to elicit distinct and more limited transcriptional responses, because the genome occupancy patterns of BET proteins are not identical.

The presence of a pharmaceutical inhibitor of GSK3 β would be predicted to elicit the same effect as Wnt signalling, irrespective of the level of Dkk-1 in the system.

Given that the vector configuration which promoted leukaemia in the London and Paris clinical trials would not be predicted to elicit malignant transformation in the assay (and indeed did not lead to leukaemia in this new set of experiments), we are unsure of how informative the data from this experiment will be.

Increases in temperature associated with global climate change are predicted to elicit drastic changes, especially to marine and freshwater ecosystems.

Both kinds of faces were predicted to elicit an equivalent early response related to face perception (i.e., the VPP) relative to the perception of non-face objects (i.e., clocks).

As DosT binds ∼8-fold less tightly to O2 than DevS [16], a progressive decline in DO concentration is predicted to elicit an initial DosT response by switching its kinase activity first when deoxygenated to the Fe2+-deoxy form, followed by a DevS hypoxic response.

Finally, the NMD pathway has also been reported to modulate the expression of several normal genes by mechanisms involving the presence of an upstream open reading frame or an intron in the 3' untranslated region, both of which are predicted to elicit NMD [12], [13].

Given its mechanisms of action and the prerequisite of ATP hydrolysis for EGFR catalytic activity, erlotinib was predicted to elicit a positive drug response in patients with NSCLC as long as they were positive for EGFR expression, regardless of the EGFR mutation status.

Many of these novel agents are not predicted to elicit dramatic tumour regressions when used as a monotherapy, although tumour growth may be delayed.

For capillary dysfunction with modest increases in CTH, the poorer oxygen extraction can be compensated for by higher TBF to meet metabolic needs in tissue, and mild capillary dysfunction is therefore predicted to elicit compensatory tissue hyperaemia.