However, Dr Hodkinson said this could be an "excessive" response.
Don't deviate from teaching There is no need for an excessive response to low-level disruption.
Was a Pulitzer a slightly excessive response to a fledgling effort?
And, he added, "if they have the money to build the most excessive response to the least probable threat situation, that's O.K".
But it is also proving controversial with civil libertarians, who suggest that it is an excessive response to the problem of antisocial behaviour.
Multiple genes are likely to determine the level of these, and other resorption stimuli, excessive response to such stimuli, and/or inappropriate "coupling" between resorption and formation.
The group--which received an engraved award in the shape of a large aluminum Lego piece--explored a way to use engineered cells to intercept the body's excessive response to infection, which can lead to a fatal condition called sepsis.
The organisations, including the Salvation Army, Age UK, Liberty and Centrepoint, have written a joint letter warning that the idea was an excessive response to an almost negligible problem of voter impersonation at polling booths.
It was developed with lawyers from the A.C.L.U. of Northern California and the National Lawyers Guild as a result of a 2003 civil suit against the department for excessive response to antiwar protests.
In many instances, the symptoms of bacterial infections are actually the result of an excessive response by the immune system rather than of the production of toxic factors by the bacterium.
To evaluate whether ovarian reserve tests (ORTs) add prognostic value to patient characteristics, such as female age, in the prediction of excessive response to ovarian hyperstimulation in patients undergoing IVF, and whether their performance differs across clinical subgroups.
