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Involuntary attention is a bottom-up (stimulus-driven) process [ 19] but during maturation the developing top-down mechanisms start to inhibit distractors which are not meaningful, in other words, children learn to separate relevant from irrelevant stimuli [ 20, 21].

In addition, we found that GM-CSF Ab levels in serum samples of patients with IBD who had no clinical disease relapse during the study follow-up showed a low intra-individual variation and GM-CSF Ab levels were below the cut-point where GM-CSF Ab start to inhibit neutrophil antibacterial function [30].

One of 5 phases for each confrontation was recorded: 0 no inhibition; I - started to inhibit; II - clear signs of inhibition; III - mostly or strongly inhibited; IV - totally inhibited.

When nuclear Mdm2 level gets beyond its threshold KP, it starts to inhibit p53 activity (domain D23).

We noted that higher G4 ligand concentration started to inhibit the activity of reverse transcriptase (data not shown).

As soon as the auxin concentration in cell 2 exceeds the threshold for auxin-dependent PIN1 degradation (q 3), auxin starts to inhibit PIN1 expression.

However, due to the presence of (area-specific and local) inhibitory circuits, the different HNCs simultaneously activated will start to reciprocally inhibit each other, in a 'winner-takes-all' fashion.

PR typically start to be inhibited at six months [ 21] and their presence is used to assess CNS integrity [ 23].

As illustrated in Figure  5, 6 μM of Jac-A treatment started to clearly inhibit the binding of Bcl-xL and Bax.

You want to let your hair and skin get wet for about two to four minutes, but not so long in hot water that your follicles start to swell up, inhibiting a close shave.

Interestingly after 48 hours of culture the number of mitotic cells decreases significantly, in a similar amount, both in 1 g and in RPM cultured samples, indicating that cell proliferation, in this particular cell line, starts to be inhibited by cell-to-cell contact even if these cells are cancer cells.