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In physiological terms, a major action of these hormones is to initiate a rapid, generalized response.

In the counterbalanced experiment, the amygdala also responded preferentially to happy versus neutral faces, suggesting a possible generalized response to emotionally valenced stimuli.

They found that in addition to specific detrimental effects of each extra chromosome, aneuploidy seems to provoke a generalized response in all cells.

"We gave them a generalized response on where we are on a range of subjects," Donald Fehr, the union's executive director, said by telephone from Scottsdale, declining to say where the union is.

Results preliminary suggest that the occurrence of tolerance in C. chilensis might be a generalized response to repeated damage regardless of the particular type of damage.

A generalized response spectrum model in the displacement format for providing predictions on rock sites in low and moderate seismic regions is proposed in this paper.

In this context, trait-based approaches can offer a means to generalize responses to environmental change across multiple species.

Despite the fact that the number of cultivars is too small to generalize responses on escape to web blight, results evidenced that choice of plant architecture is a useful strategy for web blight management.

These include learning to change responses when stimuli are no longer relevant (reversal learning), learning to generalize responses from a particular stimulus to others in the same category or dimension (rule abstraction), and shifting attention to a different stimulus dimension when the current dimension is no longer fruitful (attentional set-shifting).

For the IPS the choices for photoparoxysmal response are: posterior stimulus-dependent response, posterior stimulus independent response (limited to the stimulus-train/sustained), and generalized photoparoxysmal response (limited to the stimulus-train/sustained), as suggested by Kasteleijn-Nolst Trenité et al. (2001).

If the Bc sensu lato SOS response is similar, this also would extend the SigB generalized stress response into a region of the Clade A transcriptome to make these organisms more apt to express, among others, components of the excision, recombinational and error-prone repair pathways for dealing with DNA damage.