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The heightened increase in presentations appeared to continue for at least 8 weeks after the campaign ended (see Supplementary Figure S1).

For each miRNA, we report the fold-change (FC) between ER+ and ER− breast cancer cell lines and the p-value associated to Mann–Whitney U test (ns for not significant) The heightened increase of miR-190b expression in ER+ compared to ER− breast tumors identified previously by Qiagen quantitative RT-PCR was validated by another experimental technique provided by Applied System Biotechnologies.

Robots have been shown to generate a number of social and behavioral benefits in children with ASD including heightened engagement, increased attention, and decreased social anxiety.

The Promise of Payments: Despite heightened focus, increased investment dollars and strong media buzz around a revolution in the payments space, there has been relatively little tangible change in the way we pay for things.

Instead, that state of relaxed focus is conducive for creative breakthroughs, heightened focus, increased working memory capacity, and flow states.

But it is difficult to project much progress given the present context which is characterized by government gridlock, political partisanship, mistrust of our major institutions, diminished citizen optimism, heightened individualism, increased inequality, and less overall concern for those in tough socio-economic circumstances.

In mesocosms, heightened excretion increased nutrient availability and was associated with greater algal production (Palkovacs et al. 2009).

Likewise, other media studies have also reported that presence factors contribute to heightened involvement, increased concentration, reduced cognitive load and, as a result, higher knowledge retention (Van Vliet & Specht [ 49]; Enlund [ 50]).

The anxiety was heightened by increasing volatility as stocks, bonds and currencies alike swung sharply through the course of a trading day punctuated by worsening news reports about Japan as well as word that police and riot troops had clashed again with protesters in Bahrain.

Low adherence to recommendations for dietary saturated fatty acid (SFA) and fibre intake in patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus may heighten their increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and mortality.

However, low adherence to dietary recommendations (<10% of energy intake from SFA and 20 g/1,000 kcal for dietary fibre) [ 9], and even less healthy eating habits compared with a non-diabetic population [ 10], may heighten the increased risk of CVD in patients with type 1 diabetes [ 11].