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Naïve MHC class II-deficient mice, which lack conventional CD4+ T but have NKT cells, showed exaggerated baseline AHR and, when challenged with alpha-GalactosylCeramide, demonstrated even greater AHR.

For example, rat pups exposed prenatally to elevated levels of the stress hormone corticosterone were born with reduced numbers of corticosterone receptors in the brain, and the animals showed exaggerated responses to stress.

These responses were modulated by individual differences in neuroticism, such that those high in neuroticism showed exaggerated anxiety experience across the entire task, and reduced brain activation from medium to strong trials in a subset of brain regions.

His fall 2009 collection was the talk of Paris when, reacting to the recession, Mr. McQueen showed exaggerated versions of all of his past work on a runway strewn with a garbage heap of props from his former stage sets.

Neurologic examination showed exaggerated deep tendon reflexes.

Among these 12 patients, the axial T2 MRI showed exaggerated fluid in the facet joints at the corresponding level in 8 patients (66%).

Harro and Oreland (2001) have recently suggested that catecholamine receptors in depressives may be sensitized by decreases in brain catecholamine release and therefore may show exaggerated responses to stress or drugs.

This suggests that individuals with obesity or those prone to gaining weight may show exaggerated top-down bias of attention to food cues because they are more likely to retain food-related thoughts in mind and/or find it easier to elaborate food thoughts in working memory than are healthy weight individuals.

Using analogous verbal (pseudowords) and nonverbal (abstract designs) encoding and recognition tasks completed back-to-back in a 3 T scanner, we found that women tend to show exaggerated left hippocampal activation during certain stages of encoding and recognition of verbal information, compared with men.

Given the predictive value of top-down attentional bias to food cues on weight gain, it would be of great interest to examine the effects of interventions aimed at reducing food preoccupations on eating behaviours and attentional processes in people who show exaggerated attention to food cues.

Thick (>1,500 nm) patterned SML films show exaggerated deformation and, in some cases, tearing and de-lamination.