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Similar to light, neuronal firing induced an exaggerated phase change in a per S background compared to wild type in the advance zone (maximum 6 7 hr; Figure 4C).

The hyperdirect pathway has been implicated in the generation of this biomarker: First, simultaneous STN local field potential and M1 electrocorticography suggest an exaggerated phase-amplitude coupling between cortical β-phase and broadband γ-amplitudes in Parkinson's disease.

de Hemptinne, C. et al. Exaggerated phase-amplitude coupling in the primary motor cortex in Parkinson disease.

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For instance, breast cancer cells with predominant expression of PR-A have shown an exaggerated proliferative response to luteal phase levels of progesterone compared with cells with predominant expression of PR-B (Leo & Lin 2008).

Data from this study confirm that not only does lymphocyte repopulation fail to occur in nonresolving inflammation, but that resolving-phase lymphocytes protect against exaggerated inflammatory responses to superinfection.

Both groups had an exaggerated decrease in systolic BP during early phase II of the Valsalva manoeuvre (Table 3).

Finally, evidence of a waddling gait in AIA rats may reflect exaggerated hind paw elevation during the swing phase and accompanying changes in pelvic girdle mobility.

Kinematics of the mid- and rearfoot showed an overall trend towards a slight reduction in medial longitudinal arch height accompanied by an exaggerated everted heel posture throughout the stance phase.

Conclusion: Vascular reactivity is similar in the two phases of the normal menstrual cycle, but women who use oral contraceptives have an exaggerated response to angiotensin II during the medication phase.

Hence we face the possibility that the exaggerated height of prolactin pulses during the luteal phase (Fig. 1) have a direct inhibitory effect on luteal progesterone secretion.