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While it can elicit its effects through the "canonical" WNT/β-catenin signalling pathway [ 5], it mainly acts through "non-canonical" signalling pathways.

On screen scary creatures like the big, shaggy Sulley (actually a sweetheart) are the bread and butter of a giant corporation that counts its profits in the shrieks it can elicit from small children.

But it can elicit other emotions, too.

"Dancer in the Dark" is both stupefyingly bad and utterly overpowering; it can elicit, sometimes within a single scene, a gasp of rapture and a spasm of revulsion.

Some heart disease researchers said that they already were wary about estrogen because it can elicit blood clots, which can cause heart attacks and strokes.

The movie is both stupefyingly bad and utterly overpowering; it can elicit, sometimes within a single scene, a gasp of rapture and a spasm of revulsion.

(Rejoins Martin: "It's nice to know I can elicit such emotions").

It is noteworthy however, if one certain cell linear differentiated from iPSC expresses immunogenic minor antigens ubiquitously, it still can elicit serious rejection responses, leading to the complete rejection of that tissue (Fig. 1).

In other cases, it seems fungi can elicit ineffective host responses to infection, which can actually lead to immunosuppression.

"It is interesting that changing the study design - primarily by not using food rewards it seems - one can elicit fairness behaviour in chimps," she told the BBC.

A 2010 Angus Reid poll showed that hockey ranked No. 2, just behind the flag and just ahead of the Canadian armed forces and the health care system, when it came to things that "can elicit feelings of pride among Canadians".