If a prey escapes, oral bacteria inoculated into the wound reputedly induce a sepsis that augments later prey capture by the same or other lizards.
In contrast, lead, which like cadmium, can also induce hypertension, augments rather than inhibits cadmium-induced hypertension; thus, lead and cadmium together can induce an average increase in systolic pressure in excess of 40 mm Hg, at least twice as large as is usually induced by either metal alone.
The restriction of recruitment to women attending public hospitals is a further limitation, especially as it is plausible that differences in the way that care is managed in the private sector (e.g. greater likelihood that labour will be induced and/or augmented, and a higher proportion of women giving birth by caesarean section) may have an impact on maternal health outcomes.
Highly elevated surfaces can induce a thermal low, which then augments the environmental wind flow.
There was a tendency for hospitals that used oxytocin to induce and/or augment women with a previous caesarean section to have lower odds of planned caesarean section (OR: 0.95, 95%% CI: 0.90, 1.01; Table 2).
We found that silencing of CFTR induced an inflammatory phenotype and augmented apoptosis that were at least partially regulated by SREBP-mediated Cav1 expression.
Atonic postpartum hemorrhage increased significantly regardless of whether a woman had her labour induced, was augmented with oxytocin, or received epidural analgesia.
There is growing evidence suggesting that the inflammatory response induced and/or augmented by LC degeneration is a key mechanism contributing to the initiation and progression of AD pathogenesis.
The demonstration of significant endotoxemia in a high proportion of children admitted to the PICU for any one of several pathologies suggests an important interaction between critical illness and inflammation induced or augmented by intrinsically derived endotoxin.
There is evidence that application of exogenous electric fields can augment regeneration or even induce a degree of regeneration in normally non-regenerative species [10] [12].
