Indeed, our conceptual understanding of ecosystem functioning has evolved from the initial expectation of a uniform response to accommodate a diversity of responses to nutrient inputs.
Determination of the optimal daily dose, cortisol-time exposure and modification of treatment to accommodate a patient's response to stress and minor illness also present challenges.
The term representing drug‐induced decay can be constant or exponential, driven by drug exposure, and it can incorporate a resistance term or a delay term to accommodate a wide range of tumor response shapes (see refs. 8, 9, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 for reviews).
Richard Becker, an organizer with Answer in San Francisco, said the group was setting up an emergency response plan to accommodate a mass protest -- complete with sound systems, placards, the requisite permits and even portable toilets -- on the day United States troops enter Iraq.
Based on responses achieved in a recent survey, we have accommodated a scenario of 38% response rate with an extra 10% of missing data [ 26].
This indicated that under inducing condition of filamentous growth, the cells have differed STRE responses to accommodate the adaptive response of filamentous growth by a mechanism which prevented or antagonized the Msn2/4 activity.
The experiences of the restructured Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) market over the past eight years provide some hope that it is possible to design a competitive market which will properly value and accommodate demand response.
Construction on the upgrades is expected to begin in February and be completed by May, with the understanding that the contractor must accommodate emergency response duties, officials said.
This paper discusses how these issues can be reconciled within superordinate (overarching) management structures designed to accommodate multi-agency response that incorporates decision-making inputs from both the response management team and the science advisors.
"He's accommodating, a pragmatist.
