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Recent studies have shown that single or small groups of neuromodulatory neurons can exert defined, specialized, and often subtle effects on nervous system function [16], [17], [18], [19], [20].

These results suggest that exogenous activation of GluR5 in the BLA has robust inhibitory effect while endogenous activation of GluR5 exert defined modulatory effect on projection from BLA to CeM.

The ECM or proteolytic fragments of individual ECM constituents exert defined biological activities influencing cell survival, differentiation of myofibroblasts, ECM synthesis and turnover, wound angiogenesis and scar remodeling.

However the variation in the initial sample mass and the particle size does not seem to exert a defined influence in the yield of the different phases.

However, the variation of the initial sample mass and the particle size do not exert a defined influence in the yield of the three phases.

The observation that Δ40p53 may exert, in defined condition and cell context, a positive effect on p53 transcriptional activity, may account for some of the biological characteristics of animal models expressing this isoform.

The ovarian cancer gene list derived by our literature meta-analysis thus appears to be under more stringent control than the SEREX-ovarian gene set, exerted by a defined set of transcription factors.

Our findings also highlight the complexity of anti-VEGF action, which could in defined conditions exert tissue-specific protection.

The results obtained in the model of subacute toxicity also highlight the complexity of anti-VEGF action, which could in defined conditions exert tissue-specific mucosal protection.

However, the attack of residual tumor cells by donor-derived lymphocytes exerts a beneficial effect, defined as the graft-versus-tumor (GVT) effect [1].

The upheaval has given competing Islamist movements a chance to exert influence and define themselves locally and on the world stage.