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During this step the activation of the temporo-parietal region of the left hemisphere continues, but is accompanied by a progressively more and more intense activation of the right hemisphere.

The time to onset of hemofiltration-filter clotting appeared to be shorter in patients with higher anti-PF4/heparin antibody titer, possibly indicating more intense activation of coagulation.

Previously, the observation of mild acidosis during bicycle exercise was explained by a higher degree of muscle perfusion and more intense activation of the cardio respiratory system during this particular mode of exercise.

Previous studies explain this behaviour as a result of the difference in activation of the musculature involved, indicating that women, with a reduced knee flexion, perform the jumping action mainly by calling on the quadriceps, whereas men perform this movement with a more intense activation of the quadriceps and isquiotibiales [ 2, 6, 8, 26].

These results suggest that patients with increased unmeasured anions may be those with more intense immune activation and, therefore, higher circulating cytokines and chemokines.

Persistent AKI is likely due to effective hemodynamic impairment, primitive renal injury, and more intense neurohormonal activation, but this relation is not persuasive enough and deserves specific analysis.

We therefore conclude that the more intense muscle activation caused by this smaller knee angle in combination with reduced blood flow was responsible for the increased deoxygenation associated with 20 or 40 mmHg of compression.

We expected that subjects might be more emotionally involved by a highly negative or positive and more arousing stimulus than neutral or low-arousing pictures, and that they might have a more intense psychophysiological activation while viewing a negative or positive than a neutral pattern when they are also perceived as more arousing [ 13].

Further analyses of caspase-3 activation in A549/PTX-derived tumors revealed that pretreatment with rapamycin led to more intense caspase-3 activation compared with the tumors that underwent NDV/FMW treatment alone.

At 5 and 10 minutes after activation, more intense PbPF16 was seen associated with growing cytoplasmic axonemes (detected by α-tubulin immunostaining; (Figure 2).

Furthermore, following this more intense mGluR or AchR activation, recurrent episodes of firing were of a higher mean frequency (peak firing rate: 39.8.7±3.8 Hz; p<0.01; n = 12) and more commonly involved HT bursting (79%, n = 15 of 19) (Fig. 1D).