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However, contrary to our original expectation, when the audiotactile asynchrony was increased (to 325 ms) such that the (asynchronous) beeps occurred temporally proximal to (i.e., "shifted" towards) the even numbered tactile stimuli, a reversed effect on the direction of apparent motion was found (Experiment 2).

Because the overexpression of mutate cyclophilin D had little reversed effect on the Oroxylin A-induced inhibition of glycolysis.

On the contrary, selective COX2 inhibitors suppress growth of cells by inducing G0/G1, cell-cycle arrest, and cellular proliferation; thus apoptosis could have a reversed effect on the development and progression of cancers [ 17].

In contrast, citicoline treatments generated reversed effects on biodiesel.

Moreover, C/EBPβ or RIPK3 knockdown exerted a reversing effect on the JMJD3 overexpression-induced myeloid differentiation, cell death, and cell cycle arrest, with C/EBPβ showing a stronger effect than RIPK3 (Fig. 4n, p and Supplementary Fig. 4t, x).

Cannabinoid CB1 receptors of CGRP releasing nerve fibers seem to counteract the TRPV1 agonistic effect of anandamide in a dose-dependent fashion, a result which is confirmed by the facilitating effect of CB1 receptor inhibition on CGRP release and its reversing effect on the blood flow.

However, the inhibiting or reversing effects of GBEs on cardiac remodeling after AMI have rarely been reported.

Results showed that geometrical dimensions, material and internal pressure can exert similar effects on the critical bending moment and critical compressive stress, which have different, even reverse effects on the critical compressive strain.

Religious talk tends to have a reverse effect on ones spirituality.

We glimpse this characterisation in Dennis' interviews with smokers on their response to anti-smoking advertising (Dennis 2006): 'The ads have the reverse effect on me; it reminds me that it's probably time for one'.

Higher prices since then have had the reverse effect on investment, supply and prices.