Sentence examples for persistently enhanced from inspiring English sources
Thus, the persistently enhanced transmitter release following PTP induction trains under phosphatase block is mirrored by an enhanced spontaneous release rate.
Behavioral responses to stimulants can be progressively and persistently enhanced by their repeated administration.
Two weeks of treatment with an ASBT inhibitor, in contrast, resulted in persistently enhanced GLP-1 levels in rats (37).
For example, T cell activation induces a state of persistently enhanced nanoscale TCR clustering, and nanoparticles might be sensitive to clustering at this scale in a way that larger particles are not.
Interestingly, such a dynamic, diet induced change of UMH excretion may serve in future as a substantial criterion to identify patients with GMA and to differentiate such patients from above mentioned disease conditions with persistently enhanced UMH excretion [ 14, 16].
One prominent feature of H. pylori infection is chronic and persistently enhanced inflammation with increased inflammatory cell infiltration in the local gastric mucosa and increased inflammatory cytokine production.
HBR treatment differentially affected over time the expression of these Smad proteins, as compared with untreated cells, raising Smad1 at 24 hours (Figure 3A), while persistently enhancing the levels of Smad3 and 4 from 24 up to 72 hours (Figure 3B, 3C).
Based on this coarse information, basal ganglia disinhibition persistently enhances the dynamics of differential cortical sub-populations (Fig. 7).
In some patients, abdominal CT revealed contrast enhanced lesions persistently, while in the others it showed hypo-attenuated lesions in the venous phase.
As a result, during selection a part of the thalamo-cortical loop is persistently released, and the activity of the corresponding cortical sub-population enhanced.
To achieve regional elimination of measles by 2010, enhanced vaccination strategies are required, especially in countries with a persistently high measles incidence.
