In the presence of a lower concentration of hypoxanthine, 100 µM, TER drops transiently in response to XO, but then is able to recover and even rebounds to a level above that of the starting resistance by 24 h after exposure to XO (Fig. 1B, top curve).
Furthermore, our results in Fig. 1C revealed that, after 7 days of immobilization, the rate of protein synthesis in EDL muscles rebounds to a level that is higher than that observed in control muscles and, as shown in Fig. 2E, this effect was attenuated in mice that had been treated with rapamycin.
Turnover for the Dubai office rose above 100m yuan, fell by half during the financial crisis but then rebounded to a higher level.
The annual consumption of asbestos (mainly chrysotile) rebounded to a higher level in the mid-1990s, and the consequence on the future occurrence of mesothelioma will need to be monitored.
After a high-dose infusion of THAM, PaCO2 rebounded to a higher-than-expected level.
For example, participants in some studies stop taking drugs for varying periods of time until H.I.V. rebounds to a predetermined level in their blood.
The statement said persistently low inflation "could pose risks to economic performance," but reiterated the Fed's expectation that inflation will rebound to a healthier level.
Through the comparison between two different approaches to collaborative application design (namely, user-centered vs participatory), we reveal how sensitivity to the role that users may play during that collaborative practice rebounds to a good level of user satisfaction during the evaluation process.
Car production has rebounded, but to a level well below its typical share of GDP.
On the first day of subsequent courses of chemotherapy, the CEP level gradually rebounded back to a level similar to or even higher than the first day of the previous cycle of chemotherapy.
