Although his allegiances lay with Neoclassical assumptions about poetic form and language, his capacity for improvisatory responsiveness to practice that lay outside the prevailing decorums should not be underrated.
These modifications tend to decrease the capacity for adaptive responsiveness and wound healing, and therefore enhance its susceptibility to disorders and death.
Cortisol suppressed IL-6 mRNA levels in dermal (86%; P < 0.01), bone marrow (50%; P < 0.01) and synovial fibroblasts (87%; P < 0.01), indicating that all three cells had a similar capacity for GR-mediated responsiveness.
(The methods paper briefly evaluates researchers' adherence to international guidelines' requirements for responsiveness, research capacity strengthening, and reasonable availability).
Genomic alteration has been shown to confer altered capacity for cell proliferation, metastasis, and responsiveness to either normal cellular signals or therapeutic agents [ 1].
These ES cell lines exhibit all the properties of naive pluripotent cells, including responsiveness to LIF, capacity for clonal expansion and, most notably, the ability to contribute functionally to the germline of chimaeras.
The "Care" factor reflected perceived sensitivity, warmth, emotional responsiveness, trust, physical and capacity for companionship.
Among Clinton aides and advisers, Mr. Hsu garnered a reputation for responsiveness and success.
With Goya, a new standard for responsiveness to suffering enters art.
This combinatory system and promising candidate for applications involving DOX chemotherapy proved to be easy to prepare and could be characterized in terms of biocompatibility, biodegradability, loading capacity, pH responsiveness and reversal of drug resistance.
