As carbopol proportion increased, the hardness and compressibility of the ms-IPNs decreased, but their bioadhesion force and pH-responsiveness rose.
The disorderly dynamics of contradiction, conflict and tension provide the driving force for adaptability and responsiveness.
Finally, Iñiguez et al. [14] reported that exposure to fluoxetine (10 mg/kg) from postnatal day (PND) 35 to 49 was associated with decreased responsiveness to forced swimming stress, increased sensitivity to natural reward and anxiety-eliciting situations, as well as deficits in sexual behavior, during adulthood.
There are four primary reasons for using the National Guard rather than active duty forces for domestic support: responsiveness, unity of command, readiness, and posse comitatus.
"We will now significantly enhance the responsiveness of our Nato response force.
On a mechanisms level, such manoeuvres move, apply force to, and test the responsiveness of, the relevant nerve structure so the clinician can obtain an impression of its state and mechanical function.
--Level of resecurityness oforcesrito forcivilianivilian control.
As for the possibility of tension between these more dynamic local arrangements and the centre, he was sanguine: "We must recognise, of course, a constructive tension between national consistency in performance and local responsiveness of police forces".As the Westwood affair has shown, though, this tension is not constructive at all at least, not as far as local involvement in policing goes.
To monitor cell responsiveness to mechanical forces, changes in cytosolic free Ca 2+ concentration ([Ca 2+] i) were assessed.
Part angel, part cartoon, they mesmerise with their ravishingly articulated responsiveness to the invisible forces around them, and amuse with their vaudeville interactions, but they seldom engage at the emotional level.
