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The CTIA, an advocacy group for the wireless communication industry, says jamming is too blunt a tool: it is hard to jam mobile phones throughout an entire prison without extending the effects outside the prison walls, and rendering the phones of prison staff and emergency responders ineffective as well.

The CSF-messages, released from the mediobasal hypothalamus, will arrive with some delay at the downstream brain areas, supporting and extending the effects of axonal messages.

Furthermore, how does the millisecond order timing dependence in STDP relate to the second order timing dependence during reward-based learning (for example, see Drew and Abbott, PNAS, 2006, "Extending the effects of spike-timing-dependent plasticity to behavioral timescales")?

In the current study, 80% of patients were on insulin treatment, which likely blunts any differences associated with extending the effects of GLP-1 with vildagliptin during the overnight period.

Scientists have used a variety of improved methods to generate several subtypes of SPION with distinct coating for promoting the uptake rate, extending the effect duration, enhancing the resolution of signal, and decreasing the toxicity.

A comparison of 4 different mixtures of LIA (Kelley et al. 2013) showed that adding ketorolac to the solution results in better analgesia, and it called into question the significance of other drugs in extending the effect.

These findings replicate and extend the effects produced by emotional distraction inducing general negative affect [18], by showing that similar effects are produced by specific anxiety-inducing distraction.

Thus, this hypothesis simply extends the effects of imatinib also to include the LSC compartment.

Our observations of the effects of slipped-DNA junction structural dynamics on repair outcomes (protective vs mutagenic) further extend the effects of base base mismatch structural variations.

While overwinter dormancy is an important determinant of survival, dormancy over multiple seasons has the greatest potential to extend the effects of an isolated hybridization event.

Though the instrumental noise predictor (NSE) in the local connectivity model accounts for the same point spread function, this connectivity model extends the effects of increased spatial blur for inter-areal, overlapping RF connectivity.