Functional selectivity provides a new avenue to selectively engage particular pathways of the pleiotropic signaling repertoire of a G protein-coupled receptor.
Variants of a novel attention modification paradigm were developed, designed to induce a group difference either in participants' tendency to selectively engage with, or disengage from, threatening meanings.
One reason the company is taking this approaching is the fact the moneymaking opportunity lies with brands who can use the data to selectively engage with their followers and find new ones (by looking up their competitors).
This equipment would allow athletes to selectively engage with a landscape of performance-enhancing affordances and explore their athletic movement capacities, shared with performance behaviours of a target sport [36, 37].
Insulated by the oceans and blessed by a richly endowed land, the U.S. was able to selectively engage with the outside world, competing when and where it chose well into the 20th century.
Indeed, many research studies have indicated that humans empathize more with individuals than with groups, which makes sense because we are wired to selectively engage with issues that we feel we have control over.
Our results are consistent with these views and show that highly salient stimuli selectively engage prefrontal NE transmission to determine motivational salience attribution.
Within social groups, individuals selectively engage in frequent affiliative grooming interactions, which solidify social bonds and have the potential to mediate bacterial transmission.
Female IDUs are more likely to have injecting sex partners than male IDUs [ 3, 17], and this difference may provide more opportunities for female IDUs to selectively engage in injection equipment sharing with those sex partners.
This new approach to cancer therapy focuses on the development of specific agents designed to selectively engage the process of terminal differentiation, leading to the elimination of tumorigenic cells and recovery of normal cell homeostasis.
