It is more likely that the potent anti-inflammatory effects of these agents target inflammation leading to clinical improvement; however, abrupt withdrawal triggers rebound inflammation in some patients.
Cheap, abundant gas might also trigger the "rebound effect" - people will likely just burn more of the stuff, thereby quickly cancelling out any carbon savings.
Won't falling oil prices always trigger a rebound in oil demand (and, by extension, an equally large bounce in carbon emissions)?
In all cases where the inhibitory response evoked from the IO was graded (N = 11), we observed that submaximal inhibition, even though it provided strong spike suppression (−67%+/−5.7%), failed to trigger a rebound response (i.e. no increase in post-inhibitory spike activity beyond 2 SDs of prestimulus activity) (Fig. 6B).
In addition, inhibition of phosphorylation of Akt, S6, and Src was observed at the end of the 25-day treatment, suggesting that the treatment did not trigger a rebound effect.
The pattern is the same whether the intervention is three months or one year, implying that it isn't the body's time-dependent adaptation that triggers the rebound, but the withdrawal of active support for lifestyle change.
During the clamp epoch, 'on' to 'off' control transitions reliably triggered large rebound bursts.
Conservation ecologists should be aware of the way this may trigger an adverse rebound.
Anderson, who also had a game-high eight rebounds, triggered a 27-4 run midway through the second half to help the Commodores (10-1) overcome an 8-point deficit.
Murray State trailed by 2 at halftime, and by 5 early in the second half before a rebound basket by Victor triggered a 22-4 runerun run.
