50– 52 In turn, the lower density of nerve fibers in the keloid epidermis could be related to chronic stimulation of conductive nerve endings of itching, similar to the fibers of the nociceptive stimuli, and it would be an autoregulatory mechanism for modulation of intensity and persistence of sensory inputs.
Motivation is demonstrated by an individual's choice to engage in an activity and the intensity of effort or persistence in that activity.
This "dose-duration reciprocity" allows encoding of both the intensity and persistence of glucose as an important energy resource and signaling molecule.
Far from being trivial, the intensity and persistence of these conversations suggest a welcome expansion of popular political and social consciousness.
The new study in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences contains surprising findings about the intensity and persistence of these impacts, even in areas fully forested with mature oil palm trees.
Our data would therefore suggest that the potentiation of ERK, p38 and Akt activation by HMGB1 may be a mechanism relevant for the increase in the intensity and persistence of synovitis as well as the expression of catabolic factors in OA.
It is shown that a combination of local equilibrium at junctions in contact with the particles, initial driving force of the migrating grain boundaries, and configuration of the particles within the polycrystalline matrix determine the intensity and persistence of drag and pinning effects.
The intensity and persistence of the run baffled regulators.
The intensity and persistence of the pain and its interference with activities are also assessed.
Since males show behavioral aggression even in the non-breeding season, an increase of systemic T upon social interaction must not be necessary to activate aggression in this species; although it may increase the intensity and persistence of the behavior [17].
It cannot be directly observed (9), but is considered, in a work context, to be reflected in the completeness, intensity, and persistence of a worker's effort (10).
