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Transvaginal electrical stimulation demonstrates subjective improvement in overactive bladder symptoms and urodynamic parameters.

The activation of WT-Ras by TNFα stimulation demonstrates that inflammatory factors can activate oncogenic pathways in breast tumor cells and promote disease progression in breast cancer.

The ability of the VEGFR-2 antagonist SU1498 (50  μ) to prevent Erk1/2 activation by either VEGFR-2 or P2Y1 receptor stimulation demonstrates that P2Y1 endothelial receptors signal through VEGFR-2.

This dose-dependent induction of NO in HD11 cells at 24 hours post stimulation demonstrates involvement in host response mechanisms to microbial infections and responsiveness of HD11 cells to bacterial components.

Evoked GPSCs (eGPSCs) elicited by electrical paired-pulse stimulation demonstrated paired-pulse depression at all interstimulus intervals tested.

Results: Visual stimulation demonstrated that only the presentation of a red puppet elicited a significant level of focussed attention and led to a decrease of FMs.

Tissue bath stimulation demonstrated smooth muscle contraction of the seeded implants but not the acellular implants after 12 weeks in vivo.

The participants tended to choose less risky options after receiving sham stimulation, demonstrating that the task might be highly influenced by the "wealth effect".

However, taking into account that dural afferents, unlike cutaneous ones, were unaffected by formalin, it is reasonable to suppose that the increase in neuronal responses to the dural electrical stimulation demonstrated within the same time interval was ingenuously conditioned by alterations in the functional state of the STN cells.

A robust increase in mRNA levels of CD25 (the IL-2 receptor α-chain) with anti-CD3/CD28 stimulation, demonstrated that efficient T stimulation had indeed occurred (Figure 4B).

In addition, studies reporting gender differences during visual food stimulation demonstrated mainly effects by physiological interactions (satiated versus hungry) or changes in higher processing areas [40].