We showed that oxytocin infusion increases generosity in unilateral monetary transfers by 80 percent.

In the first controlled study, researchers reported a 50 decline in symptoms of depression within two hours of a ketamine infusion, and one third of patients were virtually symptom free within a day. Moreover, patients reported diminished thoughts of suicide a mere 40 minutes after receiving an intravenous infusion of the drug.

They then recur, I give them that same drug over 96 hours by continuous infusion, another 20 or 30 percent will respond.

The establishment of the Counter Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED) provides a much needed infusion of resources to Secretariat support for the CTC.

And I think you're going to be able to see, use that infusion, to come up with new things, because you're coming from a different perspective.

IOM was fully engaged in ongoing international efforts to turn the brain drain into a brain gain through the transfer and infusion of knowledge, skills and technology into home countries.

High and rising inflation creates great costs and is difficult to reverse. After mitigating the downturn, central bankers must withdraw the immense infusion of liquidity before inflation takes off, a tricky maneuver.

That would require, of course, a major infusion of expertise and solid support by ECA headquarters in creating a number of appropriate web based, interactive systems run by subregional offices and providing value to all United Nations practitioners in the subregion.

But once President Harry Truman s administration decided to rehabilitate Germany, there was no turning back. Its rebirth was underway, facilitated by the Marshall Plan, the US sponsored 1953 debt write down, and by the infusion of migrant labor from Italy, Yugoslavia, and Greece.

In the past, government bailouts have typically protected all contributors of capital of a rescued bank other than shareholders. Shareholders were often required to suffer losses or were even wiped out, but bondholders were generally saved by the government s infusion of cash.

These remittances are vitally important for economic stability in several African countries. An economic slowdown in the US and Europe could substantially slow this infusion of cash, because immigrants are often the first to lose their jobs when recession fears take hold.

As recently as three years ago, many observers thought that the Fund had outlived its usefulness and should be closed down. Since then, it has intervened in Hungary, Latvia, Iceland, and Ukraine, among other crisis stricken countries and has received a massive infusion of new resources.

An investment in local science is therefore a direct infusion into a community s growth potential, one that eventually will reward investors with new breakthroughs. After all, nothing is better for innovation than a scientist working outside conventional institutions, solving a problem that will save his or her family.

The last mentioned instrument, which would enter into force on 14 December 2005, represented a real breakthrough in that it offered for the first time a mechanism for the return from one country to another of plundered wealth, which could mean an unexpected infusion of funds for development.

The increase in violence and the sophistication of the weapons and communications systems used suggest an infusion of money, an ability to recruit younger and increasingly vicious supporters, and a renewed determination by the Taliban and their backers to reverse the humiliation they suffered in October 2004 by an all out attack on the parliamentary elections in September 2005.

To make his request more palatable, Bakiyev announced that he was demanding that the United States close its airbase in Kyrgyzstan, which resupplies NATO troops in neighboring Afghanistan. Similarly, late last year, Iceland s government asked Russia to help bail out its banking system, while Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari visited China in hopes of securing an emergency infusion of cash.