| This results in rebound of the previously suppressed stimulatory transmitters. |
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| Pancreatic islets of Langerhans produce bursts of electrical activity when exposed to stimulatory glucose levels. |
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| Our brain gets stimulatory inputs through the special sensory stimuli of touch, sight, hearing, smell and taste. |
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| Tolerance towards the sedative effects seems to develop before tolerance to the stimulatory effects. |
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| Alternatively, competent larvae of many sessile invertebrate species do not progress toward metamorphosis if stimulatory cues are absent. |
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| Chenoweth described biostimulation as the positive stimulatory effects of a bull on estrus, ovulation, or pregnancy. |
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| The FDA has recently issued a warning that anti-depressants can cause stimulatory side-effects such as agitation, panic attacks and aggression. |
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| The reason is that, while its effects may be small, QE is likely to be stimulatory both on real activity and inflation. |
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| The impetus of liberalization of transport services at the national level has had a stimulatory effect at the regional levels in some regions. |
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| The slowdown in growth prompted the government to take stimulatory measures, with support from development partners. |
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| For pulp and paper mills, these stimulatory effects are thought to result from the input of excess nutrients into receiving waters. |
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| At a national scale, when effects were measured, they tended to be more inhibitory than stimulatory, although both kinds of effects occurred. |
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| It consists of introducing into the cochlea several stimulatory electrodes along a flexible isolating tube. |
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| In this context, the Council considers that the stimulatory nature of the budget for 2001 poses a considerable risk to the benign outlook in terms of growth and inflation portrayed in the 2000 update. |
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| No stimulatory effect of the implant on LH and T secretion was found in Group 3 patients and none of these patients showed T values above castration levels at any time during the study. |
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| It was also noted that there was a generalized stimulatory effect on leukocyte production and a slight decrease in red blood cell count, haematocrit and haemoglobin. |
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| Commonly, there are stimulatory signals in mRNA distinct from the shift site that greatly increase the level of frameshifting at the shift site. |
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| It is recommended that future algal toxicity testing on S. capricornutum and C. parvula in the EEM program report both stimulatory and inhibitory effects. |
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| Such patients are often less sensitive to the stimulatory effects of carbon dioxide on the respiratory center and the respiratory depressant effects of morphine may reduce respiratory drive to the point of apnea. |
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| It plainly points out, for example, the difficulties with the fiscal policy stimulatory measures that have been implemented by the majority of states. |
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| In this environment there is a need in the OECD area for stimulatory macroeconomic policies to promote growth and employment, against the still low-inflation backdrop. |
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| Hyperplasias are the result of the sustained impact over time of stimulatory influences together with a loss of growth-inhibitory factors that are normally found within or around cells. |
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| This stimulatory signaling pathway leads to the production of effects such as increasing rate and force of contraction of the heart that are characteristic of epinephrine. |
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| If something goes wrong with the signaling cascades say, if a stimulatory molecule is overproduced or an inhibitory molecule is inactivated the clock's decision-making ability may be impaired. |
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| Previous studies have demonstrated stimulatory effects on noradrenalin, serotonin, dopamine, and acetylcholine receptors in brain regions involved in mood and affect. |
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| If I can get stimulatory demand in India the world is my oyster. |
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