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It is noteworthy that the attenuated BCG, inducer of weak infiltration and inflammation, or virulent and highly persistent M. tuberculosis, both induce recruitment/expansion of Treg, while one should expect that virulent mycobacteria would elicit more efficient induction of Treg to avoid tissue injury.

Our group findings suggest that jaw-movement tasks executed by the TG group elicited (1) more efficient brain activation pattern consistent with other studies that found less extensive activity with executing "over-learned" tasks; (2) "underactive" SMA activity that underlies reduced motor planning; (3) decreased inferior parietal activity that is associated with lesser motor-attentional demands.

However, HE-20 was more efficient in eliciting higher affinity, longer-lasting, RCP-crossreactive antibodies with consequently more prolonged immunocontraceptive efficacy.

Despite the fact that natural 50-kHz calls tended to be more efficient in eliciting behavioral changes, amplitude and frequency modulation is apparently not a necessary prerequisite for the appetitive value of 50-kHz calls.

We hypothesized that coils designed to stimulate deeper targets would be more efficient in eliciting CBI than the figure-of-eight coil.

MSCs responded to IFN-γ in a dose-dependent manner in vivo, with increased concentrations of IFN-γ being more efficient at eliciting higher MSC-mediated immune regulatory effects [ 149].

Considering the differences in calbindin content and the differential distribution of deep and superficial pyramidal dendrites (Bannister and Larkman 1995), one may expect that the stimulation of basal dendrites would be more efficient in eliciting NMDA receptor-dependent LTP than the stimulation of apical dendrites.

This shorter duration of exercise may be a more efficient alternative for eliciting fat loss than MICT.

Of note, CRISPR/Cas9 vector 2 was more efficient than vector 1 eliciting a higher increase of α-KG levels.

However, lectins (e.g., LOX-1 and Dectin-1) were more efficient than CD40 at eliciting CD4+ T cell responses.

Viral delivery systems, while far more efficient than other mechanisms, frequently elicit immunogenic responses, hindering their overall effectiveness.