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These results demonstrate that one may logically construct non-ionic surfactants with enhanced propensity to inhibit in vitro efflux.

However, functional data that link the excitability changes to neuronal network activity and the enhanced propensity to cortical spreading depression (CSD), the likely mechanism underlying migraine aura, are largely lacking.

We find that reduction of dopamine level can induce Drosophila male-male courtship behavior, and that this behavior is mainly due to the increased male attractiveness or decreased aversiveness towards other males, but not to their enhanced propensity to court other males.

Indeed, all three mutants showed an enhanced propensity to form intracellular aggregates in the absence of proteasome inhibition, with C289G>R275W>R256C (Fig.  7A).

Morphine, in comparison with other opioids, has a high activity-endocytosis ratio, and has an enhanced propensity to prolonging signals with prolonged drug exposure.

Real-time PCR analysis of B-cell lymphoma-extra large (Bclxl) expression gave no indication of an enhanced propensity to apoptosis (Additional file 4A).

Enhanced propensity for shear transformation zone nucleation in the low moduli surface is explained in terms of reduced atomic connectivity arising from a reduction in local co-ordination number and a lowering of the shear modulus.

When B cells were analyzed with similar methods following stimulation with the TLR4 agonist, LPS, they displayed enhanced propensity for cell death (Fig. 5B).

Drawing on organizational psychology and institutional theory research, we propose that contact with beneficiaries is likely to enhance scientists' propensity to engage in innovation activities, and that the intensity of this relation is contingent on the institutional setting in which actors are embedded.

It shows that non-migrants' dependence on expatriates' financial support enhances migrants' propensity to influence their kin.

In the case of Senegal, non-migrants' dependence on expatriates' financial support enhance migrants' propensity to influence their kin.