Parental investment responses to a high birth weight may vary by a family's SES because expectations for children's BMI, parenting knowledge about diet and exercise, and the availability of resources to respond to childhood obesity.
In 2001, the New Mexico state-commissioned Drug Policy Advisory Group stated that decriminalizing cannabis "will result in greater availability of resources to respond to more serious crimes without any increased risks to public safety".
We anticipate that our pedometer training sessions and availability of study staff to respond to questions will help in this regard.
The observed rapid increase in the abundance of non-native grasses and herbs following Pinus removal in the field could have been driven by multiple factors, including seed availability and an ability to respond to disturbance.
The capacity of the health system and its workforce to effectively respond to disasters will be influenced by the magnitude and impact of the disaster as well as the characteristics of the affected system and the availability of adequate resources to respond to needs [ 10].
Such alarm systems work in different ways and, as found where alarms are used as a preventive measure for other crime problems, they often depend on the availability and inclination of others to respond and take further action and those inclinations to respond are apt to change over time.
Although women experiencing urinary incontinence before or during the pregnancy were slightly more likely to respond, the availability of information on their antepartum continence status allowed us to control for this difference in the analysis.
Interestingly, another obligate intracellular pathogen, Coxiella burnetii, that occupies a phagolysosomal-like vacuole [55], also exhibits a minimal capacity to respond to iron availability [17].
We may ask how these singular genes behave to respond to oxygen availability in K. lactis and question whether K. lactis and S. cerevisiae share similar gene categories involved in oxygen response.
The situation in higher organisms is likely complicated by the fact that they are less able to respond to reduced availability of metabolic energy, explaining the more severe phenotypes of mitochondrial SOD knockout in such species [63], [64].
