Why has it been engaged in urgent discussions about whether or not our armed forces are capable of responding?
As a result, we are capable of responding in a theistic register to Bach, Dante and Chartres without (necessarily) believing in God.
These chapters demonstrate that there are subpopulations of serotonergic neurons that express receptors for dopamine and are capable of responding to dopaminergic stimulation.
Despite the small number of chemosensory cells, nematodes are capable of responding to many different chemicals, including water-soluble and lipophilic chemicals.
Chondrocytes, which are the unique cellular component of adult articular cartilage, are capable of responding to structural changes in the surrounding cartilage matrix.
Nonlinear systems, on the other hand, are capable of responding over a broad frequency range; suggesting an intrinsic suitability for efficient performance in realistic vibration environments.
This study found that most riders are capable of responding to an unexpected object along the roadway in 2.5 s or less.
A competent health workforce is a vital resource for health services delivery, dictating the extent to which services are capable of responding to health needs.
Although migratory, Lesser Nighthawks are capable of responding to cold weather and depressed food resources by remaining torpid for relatively long periods in a manner reminiscent of hibernating mammals.
From these analyses, we infer that the embryonic beta-cells start expressing Ucn3 during the late embryonic stages and are capable of responding to glucose stimulation as early as 4 dpf.
However, some thermoreceptors are polymodal, meaning they are capable of responding to both hot and cold stimuli, as well as to certain chemicals, such as capsaicin and menthol, that initiate sensations similar to hot and cold.
