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Given that the emotional and neutral images were not balanced in terms of social content, an additional explanation for our findings, especially in PMv, is that emotional images that depicted human activity may have activated the mirror mechanism (di Pellegrino et al. 1992).
Because this occurred only in IA-injected knees, IA may have activated bone turnover (increased activity of both osteoblasts and osteoclasts), of which BP only reduced osteoclastic resorption, resulting in a net increase.
Alternatively, AhR/ARNT may have activated another gene that in turn stimulated activity of the truncated promoter.
Importantly, our study also provides molecular evidence to suggest that exercise in adult zebrafish may have activated a myogenic program resulting from the activation of satellite cells.
These findings combined suggest that prolonged activity at low force parameters may have activated a variety metabolic changes that allow tissues to handle more efficiently the potentially damaging changes occurring with the tasks, as suggested recently [ 54].
Sympathetic activation of heart due to acute myocardial infarction or coronary intervention may have activated the cardio renal reflex.
Put together, this indicates that while the election this year may be making these sorts of views more visible, and may even have activated them in some men, the underlying causes of perceived discrimination go much deeper.
As a result, our experiments may not have activated the neural systems required for enhanced visual processing.
An alternative possibility is that our screening may not have activated neural circuits related specifically to aggression.
It is important to note that the massage with the object may not have activated the foot's muscle receptors as strongly as the reflexology and/or Swedish massage.
Extracellular stimulation may therefore have activated several axons, accounting for the large IPSCs elicited by stimulation in some cultures and their longer time course than those of sIPSCs and the AP-IPSCs recorded during dual recordings, when the output of only one neurone was activated and recorded.
