To account for these, we performed an ANCOVA that indicated that the heightened functional importance of client proteins (discussed above) plays some role in their retention in Mycoplasmas (table 2).
Gilbride was disappointed with the depth of a route that Cruz had run, a smaller detail that, in Cruz's mind, indicates the Giants have heightened expectations for him.
"He's the vitalist who loves life," she said... Bloom is not a terribly physical actor: he delivered his lines semi-recumbent and motionless, although he did bat his eyelids dramatically when the text indicated heightened emotion.
Simple slopes analyses indicated that heightened trait-impulsivity predicted greater increases in positive reinforcement outcome expectancies at 48 h of abstinence.
Kidneys from allografts showed a marked increase in the FITC/DAPI ratios for TG2 protein (glomerulus: 64.55 ± 17.61 versus 2.11 ± 0.17, P < 0.001, Figure 5 e), and interstitium: 13.72 ± 1.62 versus 3.19 ± 0.44, P < 0.001, Figure 5(f)) compared to the isografts, indicating heightened TG2 activity in the extracellular region.
He said that the experts had not analyzed a series of factors indicating a heightened seismic risk, including the fact that previous quakes to have destroyed the town were accompanied by smaller tremors, as well as the nature of the ongoing swarm itself.
While there was no increase in the protein content of Bcl-2, an anti-apoptotic protein in the quadriceps (Fig. 13, panel B), the ratio of Bax/Bcl-2 protein content indicated heightened apoptosis under CR.
The negative sign of β-weights indicates that heightening the value of one of the interacting factors leads to a decrease of the slope (i.e. the first degree coefficient of the simulation equation) characterizing the profile of the other factor.
Knock-out mice for the GluR6 gene exhibited mania-like behavior, indicated through hyperactivity, heightened responsivity to amphetamine, increased risk-taking behavior, more aggressive, less immobility time in the forced swim test, and less anxiety behavior (Shaltiel et al. 2008).
