Rackets: behavior patterns ostensibly involving complaints about people in one's life, but actually resulting in the perpetuation of the complaint and the securing of a payoff such as dominating the other person.
Our results showed that ActD treatment did not inhibit RBV uptake, but actually resulted in a slight increased uptake of RBV (data not shown), demonstrating that the observed reversal of RBV antiviral action (Fig. 6) was not due to the interference of ActD with RBV uptake.
In this case, indeed, the concomitant stimulation of 5-HT4 receptors did not only counteract the suppressing action of the SSRI, but actually resulted in an increase of the average DRN 5-HT neuron firing frequency, which amplitude was comparable to that induced by each 5-HT4 alonest alone.
It should also be held to task for ensuring that the new Code is more than just words on paper, but actually results in substantive favorable change in how foreign trade and investment is conducted in Russia.
We've survived the Dumb and Dumber era of Tony Abbott – which was mainly just painful to watch, but did actually result in one legislative action that was entirely against Australia's national interest, the repeal of a perfectly functional carbon price.
This would not have been seen in our imaging experiments due to the slow kinetics of ATP washout, but could actually result in feedback excitation of MB neurons.
Remember that moves like the RKO are performed by professional wrestlers so that they'll look devastating but will actually result in no lasting injury.
Perhaps it garners headlines and press, but does it actually result in policy change?
But will the reforms actually result in these kinds of improvements, asks Dale Bassett.
It was there that he wrote that the best way to gauge the effect of a fiscal policy — say, a given rate of taxation and spending — was to ask not what size budget surplus or deficit would actually result, but rather what the outcome would be if the economy were running at, or nearly at, full employment.
