However, the level of agitation could have inverse effects on one process to another.
Fluoxetine therefore has inverse effects on mPFC activation in ASD and ADHD during reversal learning, suggesting dissociated underlying serotonin abnormalities.
But what "works" in terms of increasing student test performance or grades may, for example, have inverse effects on student interest in the subject matter and career goals.
Both the low-frequency alleles BMY-8/2-A 2649 and BMY-8/2-A 2751 had inverse effects on the same traits.
Our subsequent findings that telithromycin and RH01687 have inverse effects on the proapoptotic factors Bim, Bad, and Bax indicate that the two compounds likely increase β cell survival by targeting different UPR branches or components.
If ZEB1 is, as hypothesized, an activator of early adipogenic genes, which are partially repressed by SMRT, we expect (1) a high overlap between genes regulated by SMRT and ZEB1; and (2) SMRT and ZEB1 KD to have inverse effects on the expression of the genes that they control.
Surprisingly, the htau constructs appeared to have inverse effects when expressed in DA cells using TH-GAL4.
Hypothetically, if feedback on blood cultures was structurally provided, but feedback on urine cultures not (or incidentally), it might have had an inverse effect on tailoring therapy for UTIs.
These results show that increased stability can have significant inverse effects on overall biosensor performance, providing important implications for effective biosensor designs.
The juice solid concentration had significant inverse effects on the ethanol yield and final ethanol concentration but a slight effect on the fermentation rate.
As a result, it has been observed that altering HRT influenced the rejection feature of the microfiltration module while had an inverse effect on hydrogen productivity and yield, since shortened HRTs were accompanied by gradually decreasing H2 yields (HY) and progressively increasing volumetric H2 production rates (HPR).
