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This suggests that enhanced hippocampal serotonergic transmission produced a profile of restfulness and a decrease in cognitive impulsivity.

The Ford F-150, for example, although known as a classic American truck, has an aluminum body made with metal sourced from Quebec and window wipers and pistons from Mexico, as well as an engine and transmission produced in the United States.

The delayed development of reduced MEPP amplitude indicated that the defect of neuromuscular transmission produced by myasthenic serum was not due entirely to a simple curare-like block of the acetylcholine receptor site by an IgG antibody.

This model may explain why LES is expressed as a neuromuscular disorder and can account for a clinical hallmark of LES, facilitation of neuromuscular transmission produced by vigorous voluntary effort.

Therefore, the enhanced dopaminergic transmission produced by the lower expression level of Dysbindin may be partially attributable to activation of MARCKS.

We therefore characterized for the first time the dynamics of narcoleptic attacks in DKO mice and determined whether altered cholinergic transmission, produced by cholinesterase inhibitors and atropine, affect these dynamics.

This common timing of deflection and chrominance transmission produces the dot-interference cancellation in monochrome reception and the frequency interlacing in colour transmission, noted above.

Rigidly clamped edges are shown to induce localised stress transmission, producing significant cracking and small fragments.

An injection of this potent blocker of nerve transmission produces a temporary chemical denervation of the muscles that may last for several months.

Our results demonstrate that pharmacological enhancement of cholinergic transmission produces many of the same effects as allocation of endogenous attention, including facilitating perceptual learning and increasing the selectivity of visual cortical responses to visual stimuli.

A regular Honda Fit equipped with a 1.5-litre petrol engine and a continuously variable transmission produces 0.534 lb/mile of carbon dioxide from its tailpipe making it dirtier than its battery equivalent in the renewable-energy west and even the gas-fired south, but cleaner by a considerable margin in the coal-burning north.