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Thus, adolescent nicotine without concurrent injection stress facilitated adult chunk-boundary element learning typically attributed to concurrent stimulus response discrimination learning and serial-position learning in the SMC task.
In Experiment 3, 616 heifers received a once- or twice-used CIDR for 7 days, beginning 13 ± 1 days after TAI, with or without a concurrent injection of 150 mg of P4 (2 × 2 factorial design).
One current approach involves the concurrent injection of IL-2 and the anti-IL-2 antibody JES6-1.
In contrast, coinfection of PCV2 with porcine parvovirus (PPV) or concurrent injection with keyhole limpet hemocyanin in incomplete Freund's adjuvant enhanced replication of PCV, and caused PMWS [ 11, 19, 21, 22].
Complex insulin regimens included basal prandial insulin regimens (injection of basal insulin one to two times daily and short-acting or rapid-acting insulin with each meal) and mixed insulin regimens (including premixed preparations of basal and prandial insulin and regimens requiring the concurrent injection of basal and prandial insulin twice daily).
The results from this study suggest that single and multiple concurrent injections are similarly well tolerated.
The amount of anesthetic injected was 10 mL in patients who had received a single CCH injection and 15 20 mL in those who had received 2 concurrent injections.
Multiple concurrent injections would eliminate the 30-day wait between single treatments and allow for rapid and effective treatment of patients with multiple affected joints, a significant advantage for both patient and physician.
In order to prevent oxidation, concurrent magnetic injection of nitrogen gas and bubbling was performed.
Three of these animals received a concurrent second injection of culture medium only in the contralateral striatum.
In Syrian hamsters both DHT and T are ligands for ARs [17] and T treatment concurrent with injection of labeled DHT completely inhibits uptake of DHT [18].
