Both glucose and lactate biosensors without the polyurethane (PU) outer film are fast responding (for a step change in well-stirred beaker T90 glucose = 6.6 ± 3.9 s (n = 24), lactate = 5.1 ± 2.6 s (n = 30), data not shown).
Analytical evaluation of petroleum based materials and processed feeds is a complex task relying on a compromise between tedious in-depth characterizations and fast responding tools for process control.
That means that they demonstrate an implicit preference for white over black, manifest as faster responding for the white/pleasant combination than for the black/pleasant combination.
Therefore, as Pc decreases for example, due to the increased difficulty of the task the maximal reward rate is obtained through faster responding, allowing for more responses, and therefore more correct responses per unit time.
However, an appreciable number of ROIs showed selectivity for fast motion, responding most strongly to the large, dark, fast-moving stimuli.
"That is, conservatives' belief in their responsibility for their outcome contributed to their faster responding".
This would result in reduced harm aversion and faster responding when deciding for others relative to oneself.
The former is used for traditional resources with a limited ramp rate, while the latter is used for fast-responding resources.
But, interruptions may be valuable for fast-responding clinical care and different interruptions may have different subjective effects and clinical implications [ 25, 34, 35].
Last month, for example, a U.K. parliamentary committee said the company must do more to combat fake news — criticizing it for not responding fast enough to complaints.
Computational experiments show that solutions achieved by this modeling approach are practical and the speed of achieving the solutions is fast enough for responding to disruptions in real time.
