The experiments were performed during the last 4 h of the scotophase, when A. gambiae females are known to be highly responsive to host odours [63], [64].
Mosquitoes and ticks are known to be highly responsive to changes in temperature and rainfall.
It did so through testimony that showed that Mr Tourre and his colleagues were highly responsive and collaborative when dealing with clients but also dexterous in withholding crucial fragments of information.The result was "half-truths", in the words of Mr Martens, which were included by the court in its instructions to the jury.
Cancer is highly responsive to treatment when diagnosed early; therefore, there is a significant advantage to identifying additional informative, actionable markers that may account for some of the differences between the estimated heritability and the portion of risk that can be explained by known genetic polymorphisms.
The results show that both parents are highly responsive to infant vocal cues when their own infants are dependent on parental care, supporting an effect of hormonal priming.
The majority of players participating in the current study began playing football prior to, or during, their adolescent years, a time when bone is highly responsive to mechanical loading.
Although lateral HG was highly responsive to all of the sound stimuli, when the average magnitude of the response within this region for each of the pitch conditions was compared with that of the spectrally matched noise control, t-statistics (df = 15) revealed no significant difference (P > 0.05) (Fig. 2 c ).
It is worth, remembering, anyway, that Manchester was highly responsive to Ruskin, and later to William Morris, when they came to tick the city off.
Photography via Flickr user Loren Chipman.
When those audio recordings were played back to canines young and old, "only puppies were highly responsive to dog-directed speech".
