Altogether, these data suggest that M2 muscarinic receptors dysfunction rather than altered muscarinic expression might be responsible for the increased response to MCh observed in allergic AIRmax or AIRmin mice.
However, it is unclear whether the increased response to averted gaze in ASC might reflect an increased attribution of intentionality, for instance, because averted gaze signals greater communicative intent or salience to the observer with ASC.
LCIs exhibiting large amplitude responses also had significantly larger membrane capacitances than cells that did not (134.8 ± 14.7 vs 97.0 ± 8.3 pF, p = 0.047), suggesting that increased numbers of synapses on the larger somata may account for the increased response amplitude.
Under basal circumstances, greater activity of the T allele was observed, and when stimulated by nicotine, C-824T responded differentially, with an increased effect of the drug on the T allele; when stimulated by PACAP, the increased response of the T allele was even more apparent.
Results show that drug abstinence alone was not sufficient to drive increased preference for morphine-associated stimuli, but that incentive learning during Pavlovian conditioning in the abstinent state was needed to produce the increased response.
It is important to select an appropriate Q to balance the improvement of dynamics smoothness and the increased response time for the accelerator pedal.
This is presumably due to the increased response time for the complex cellular response to loading.
Unexpectedly, there was no change in accuracy, criterion, or sensitivity, despite the increased response time.
In fact, the price of increased flexibility and decreased inventory costs in MTO systems may be the increased response times and/or a need for maintaining the higher production capacity to accommodate the demand shifts (Hopp and Spearman 2011).
In the present study, the increased response after 5 Hz TMS to left motor cortex was observed specifically over left premotor cortex.
One possibility, although unlikely, is that the increased response rates in the non-tracking group might be due to some respondents answering more than one questionnaire.
