We compared the consequences of neonatal exposure (postnatal days PN1-4) to diazinon or parathion on development of norepinephrine systems in rat brain, using treatments designed to produce equivalent effects on cholinesterase, straddling the threshold for barely-detectable inhibition.
As we demonstrate below, one cannot differentiate these views on the basis of data collected by conventional means because all three can produce equivalent effects when only a single independent variable is manipulated.
They concluded that both treatments produce equivalent effects.
Pix also has a feature that replicates Apple's own Live Photos effect, producing equivalent images capturing motion called "Live Images, " which combines the sequential still shots captured in the burst series into a single, looping video.
In a non-HER2-overexpressing xenograft model (MCF7), ILs and non-targeted liposomal dox produced equivalent antitumor effects.
Consequently, NF can be suggested to produce equivalent beneficial effects for ADHD as medications.
Although RIT has been successful in the setting of lymphoma, the low therapeutic index observed with the one stage RIT approach have failed to produce equivalent antitumour effects in the more radio resistant solid tumours (referenced in [ 42, 43].
Using this model, the pulmonary and systemic effects of nitroglycerin, sodium nitroprusside, hydralazine, and prostaglandin E1 were compared at doses producing equivalent reductions in systemic blood pressure.
The pulmonary and systemic effects of four pulmonary vasodilators (prostaglandin E1, isoproterenol, prostacyclin, and nifedipine) were compared at doses producing equivalent reduction in systemic blood pressure.
Although most of the recently identified mutations (Fig. 2) do not fit neatly into one of the two classes, they are thought to synergistically produce the equivalent effects.
