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To his credit, the writer includes the group's frequent responses and denials over the years to its many critics.

The top (most frequent) responses and associated percentages for the Cantonese tone, Mandarin tone, and English intonation groups (and the Thai native tone group for comparison) are included in the Appendix, along with mean goodness ratings.

Jeffs et al 32 also found that near misses generate three typical responses: doing a quick fix and nothing else ('fixing and forgetting' in our study), which was the most frequent response, and two types of 'fixing and reporting', whereby the report falls into a black hole, or is used as a catalyst for organisational change.

Clinical trials showed that nausea is the earliest and most frequent response, and we used the generated data to calculate the dose response curve to acute Cu exposure (Araya et al. 2003a, 2003b, 2003c; Olivares et al. 2001; Pizarro et al. 2001).

To further boost these low-frequent responses and confirm the early rise in T-cell reactivity against CTA-derived epitopes, we performed an in vitro peptide-stimulation including 14 of the 16 responses detected directly ex vivo in patients AZA 1, 2, 4, 5 and 12. T-cell responses found in AZA 16 were not tested due to lack of material.

(Yahoo's Messenger Service also, one document laments, "sends frequent requests, and receives frequent responses, for inbox and buddy status, which are highly repetitive").

Far and away, the most frequent responses were salary and health benefits.

In response to the question on how the recorded event made them feel, the most frequent responses were: exhausted and frustrated, angry, sad, burnt out, and demotivated.

Similarly, an East African Phase I/II study that compared a prime-boost regimen using the same DNA and rAd5 products to rAd5 alone found T-cell responses to Env to be several times more frequent than those to Pol following the prime-boost regimen, while rAd5 alone elicited more frequent responses to Pol (and less frequent responses to Gag) than did the DNA prime/rAd5 boost regimen [36], [37].

When PBMCs from healthy donors were tested, powerful and frequent responses were also observed (Fig.  3).

We further revealed that HIF-1α induction triggered the expression of target genes, including VEGF, which one of the best characterized and most frequent responses to HIF-1α activation that may have a positive effect on angiogenesis function [ 16].