These findings are in agreement with previous report [9] and support the view that neonatal DEX treatment enhances basal glutamatergic synaptic transmission in the hippocampal CA1 region in later life and such effect is effectively overcome by culling.
Overall, these results suggest that neonatal DEX treatment impairs LTP but enhances LTD induction in the hippocampal CA1 region in later life and such effects are effectively overcome by culling.
Moreover, dual inhibition of Akt and mTOR has proven effective in pre-clinical model of GBM [ 23], suggesting that dual Akt/mTOR inhibitor can effectively overcome the effects of feeback loop efficiently than a single inhibitor selectively targeting mTOR.
We corrected the significance limit of the p-values associated with the exact test using Bonferroni's correction to more effectively overcome the effect of the very large number of tests performed.
The results showed that network dynamics during anesthesia effectively overcome the undersampling effects seen in FB.
In all simulations adjustment for trends in prescribing using the null-effect sequence ratio appeared to effectively overcome under-ascertainment bias.
Thus, MFCs could effectively overcome all ET resistances for effective bioremediation (Han et al. 2015; Chen et al. 2015; Chen and Hsueh 2016).
Interventions could be effective for two reasons: they may contain components that effectively overcome the specific barriers encountered in relation to a particular practice; or they may contain components that are always effective in changing practice.
The tumor microenvironment continues to remain a significant challenge in the development of effective anticancer immunotherapies, largely due to the inability of the current approaches to effectively overcome the tumor-induced immunosuppression.
"I have no doubt that this crisis will be effectively overcome," he said.
Resilience refers to an organization's ability to remain cohesive and composed under persistent internal or external stress, and to effectively overcome resistance.
