Together, results illuminate how both mothers and infants participate in shaping and co-regulating their interactions through the use of touch and underscore the contribution of examining the influence of birth status on mutual touch.
The irreversible deprivation of somatosensory forepaw afferences accounts for the permanent loss of tactile sensitivity, while the moderate recovery of sensorimotor skills underscores the contribution of somatosensory reafferents to fine sensorimotor control [29] [34].
The additive slowing of mechanical relaxation in double mutant myocytes underscores the contribution of both diseased alleles to the cellular phenotype especially as the total amount of mutant incorporation was similar between the double mutants when compared to single mutant myocytes (Figure 3A).
Our results collectively underscore the contribution of GR transactivation to the anti-inflammatory effects of GR.
This epidemiological picture underscores the contribution of the delivery process to neonatal deaths.
The robust relationship between IPV and drug prescription underscores the contribution of IPV to the burden on women's health.
Biologically, our results thus underscore the contribution of eIF4E in the survival of quiescent primary human malignant cells and future studies elucidating the exact mechanisms involved are warranted.
Cases of 'lone' AF, defined by the presence of sustained arrhythmia in the absence of structural heart disease or other identifiable causes in patients younger than 65 years of age, further underscore the contribution of genetic variation to the development of AF (Parvez and Darbar, 2010).
The increased presence of macrophages combined with elevated levels of various chemokines and cytokines such as MCP-1 (monocyte chemotactic protein-1), TNF- α, and oncostatin M during the pathogenesis of dilated cardiomyopathy underscores the contribution of cardiac inflammation [ 6, 15, 24– 26].
That underscores the contributions of genetics and "fetal programming" -- the stew of hormones and other chemicals in which a baby is incubated, and which powerfully influence brain development -- in the intergenerational pattern of depression.
Much previous research has underscored the contributions of community health volunteers to health programs [ 8, 9, 11– 13].
