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The measurement of acute response, sensitization and the rewarding effects of cocaine allow us to examine one prominent hypothesis of addiction.

A prominent hypothesis of why U34 modifications become more critical during stress suggests that codons read via U34-modified tRNAs may be more frequent than average in stress response transcripts, decreasing their translation upon modification loss (Begley et al., 2007).

Elevated cortisol is an established cause of mental status deterioration and one prominent hypothesis of delirium pathogenesis is that delirium is precipitated by pathologically elevated cortisol occurring with acute stress from illness or surgery [ 6].

According to a prominent hypothesis for the mechanism of oxygen sensing in the microcirculation, low oxygen tension opens KATP channels in VSMCs due, at least in part, to an increase in the ADP/ATP concentration ratio.

The Red Queen Hypothesis is one of the most prominent hypotheses for the adaptive value of recombination and sexual reproduction.

One prominent hypothesis regarding the formation of cortical areas is that the specification of the architectonic regions is present in a protomap in the proliferative ventricular zone in the form of radial columns that guide the formation and migration of cortical neurons during neurodevelopment (Rakic 1988).

A prominent hypothesis explaining the selectivity of Imatinib is that Abl has an intrinsic ability to adopt an inactive conformation (termed DFG-out), whereas c-Src appears to pay a high intrinsic energetic penalty for adopting this conformation, effectively excluding Imatinib from its ATP pocket.

A prominent hypothesis postulates that the progressive deterioration of mitochondrial metabolism leads to the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) that oxidize vulnerable cellular proteins and lipids, while damaging the genome.

Since exercises that engage attention are central to most MT protocols, a prominent hypothesis is that MT may improve aspects of attention (see Lutz, Slagter, Dunne & Davidson, 2008).

The causes of AD are not known but the most prominent hypothesis is the β-amyloid cascade hypothesis [ 1].

One prominent hypothesis that underlies most investigations is that audio elements are segregated whenever they activate well-separated populations of auditory neurons that are selective to frequency [5, 6], which emphasizes the audio distinction on the frequency dimension.