When a stimulus is presented on a trial, it is assumed that if it evokes an effect in region k, the listener will identify it as tone k. Parker et al., as well as Gordon and Schneider (2007), found that the AI performance of a group of participants was quantitatively consistent with a model such as that shown in Fig. 1, in which the shape of the underlying distributions was Laplacian.
However, far lower concentrations of AMF/PGI-paclitaxel conjugate, compared to free paclitaxel, were needed to evoke an antiproliferative effect in both cell lines.
Also, immediate canopy warming may be a feedback loop acting at small scales (under the arc in Fig. 2) and thus not evoke an island effect.
In this study, we first used, via food pellets, a low dose of a classical antidepressant reference drug, imipramine (7 mg/kg/day), for which chronic administration via drinking water for 3 weeks was recently reported to evoke an antidepressant effect in a model of stress-induced anhedonia [ 38].
The eerie mood is conveyed with slow crescendos and diminuendos, abrupt silences and, in particular, the impressionistic use of tremolando to evoke a sinister effect.
The magnitudes of change were small, as these were proven to evoke a stronger effect of action preparation in the pilot phase of the study.
Smoking has been proposed to evoke a dual effect on breast cancer risk (Terry and Rohan, 2002).
Generally, they are believed to evoke a curative effect by reducing the permeability of the damaged blood-brain barrier.
The use of RNA interference (RNAi) for target validation allows the effect of gene knockdown on proliferation to be rapidly assessed ; however, these reagents might not always lead to sufficient mRNA knockdown to evoke a phenotypic effect.
This fixed juxtaposition of the nucleotide bases has been shown to evoke a hypochromic effect of up to 28% (λmax = 260 nm) for an oligoadenine [ 28] or up to 60% for a helical polynucleotide [ 29].
