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Nevertheless, the consequences of enhanced signalling activity on developmental process due to the lack of hrs could be weak on development as shown during oogenesis where two RTK signalling pathways, EGFR and PDGF/VEGF are essential for border cell migration [19].

However, the pathological consequences of enhanced phasic inhibition in thalamic neurons remains to be determined, although increased frequency and peak amplitude of mIPSCs and loss of IPSC paired-pulse depression has been documented in NRT neurons of GAERS [41], that may lead to increased excitability and hypersynchrony [42].

Consequences of enhanced β2 signaling by CB1 antagonism are depicted in Fig.  2.

Therefore, the consequences of enhanced CXCR4 expression might crucially depend on the time of day (see also Fig. 6).

We then investigated the metabolic consequences of enhanced gene expression by measuring metabolic rates in WAT and liver in parabiots.

We propose that sense antisense hybrid formation and germ cell specific RNA interference represent key events in the genomic quality-control mechanism that is essential to mitigating the consequences of enhanced transposition.

Demagnetization would not necessarily be a consequence of enhanced heat supply from depth.

As the consequence of enhanced particle particle interaction, upon surface modification that eliminates the surface charge, precipitation, and/or "gelling" of the solution may occur.

Reduction of operation time and reduction of conversions to open surgery were least expected be a consequence of enhanced haptic feedback.

Promoted conduction could be a consequence of enhanced electron decocalization where the d-shell electrons appear to contribute as charge carrier.

These studies confirm that the increase in the number of AVs observed in CysC treated N2a cells was the consequence of enhanced autophagic activity.