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As a graduate student at Upstate Medical Center, in Syracuse, Salvi had set out to identify the "neurological signature" for tinnitus by treating rats and mice with drugs that injured the auditory nerve; conventional wisdom held that, after damage to the hearing apparatus in the inner ear, increased output from the cochlea would create the constant ringing or buzzing sound perceived as tinnitus.

Using this experimental design based on testing of several exposure concentrations and less replicates might provide a step forward in getting increased output from toxicoproteomics studies.

This supply of sand, clearly greater than what is evident today, could have originated from sea-level rise phase eroding Nile Delta sediments transported northward by littoral currents, or from increased output from local rivers during wetter climatic conditions.

Removal of inhibition could also facilitate increased output from VMS.

Lastly, we predict that improvements to our workflow and increased output from benchtop sequencers will further reduce the cost of reconstructing mitogenomes to much less than $100 per mitogenome.

All these findings might suggest that, after exercise, increased output from group III and IV muscle afferents may not directly inhibit the motoneurons but may act upstream of the motor cortex to impair voluntary descending motor drive (Taylor et al. 2006).

Increased outputs from primary afferent terminals triggers synaptic plasticity and long lasting transcriptional and post-translational changes in central nervous system, which is defined as central sensitization [6, 7].

Global companies, including Royal Dutch/Shell Group and BP, have agreed to help Iraq increase output from damaged fields.

The Orinoco Belt's heavy oil projects, meanwhile, will increase output from about 450,000 barrels a day to 600,000 within the next year, Pdvsa executives said.

In farming, improvements in technique and equipment have made possible an increasing output from a declining labour force.

From now until 2008, "the best the Canadian industry can do would be to keep production flat," said Mark G. Papa, chairman and chief executive of EOG Resources of Houston, one of the few gas producers to increase output from its Canadian wells last year.