The decreased spiking response to depolarization suggests that these cardiac vagal neurons have a muted responsiveness to inputs from upstream regions, such as the NTS.
In these short scenes, Chastain and McAvoy have a sensual responsiveness to each other's moods that is now rare in movies and feels like a blessing.
However, given the interpretation of the wage effect, female returns are lower than men in both areas: the negative wage coefficient (|β m |>|β f |) suggests that women have a lower responsiveness to quit in the face of a wage decrease than men; the positive coefficient effects for other variables suggest that women have a lower responsiveness to gains in these characteristics than men.
In this condition the muscle, fat, and liver cells are likely to have a decreased responsiveness and cannot absorb glucose easily from the bloodstream and do not respond properly to insulin.
Furthermore, analysis of cell proliferation by 3H-thymidine uptake revealed that both cell types have a similar responsiveness to MPA or growth factors such as FGF-2 [41], and both display similar sensitivity to the inhibitors PD98059 and LY294002, as shown here (Figure 2C).
Consistent with this, transfected cells overexpressing Spry have a reduced responsiveness to growth factors [ 15].
However, generic instruments generally have a low responsiveness, particularly with PH patients [ 12].
Second, our sample was predominantly male owing to the inclusion of a Department of Veterans Affairs hospital and it is possible, but unlikely, that females might have a different responsiveness to antibiotics from that of males.
Although our results suggest that muscle progenitors have a high responsiveness to BMP signaling, it does not rule out the possibility that alternative cell populations may contribute to bone formation in muscle.
This protective effect of CSF can also explain the lower complete remission rates after chemotherapy in AML patients, whose cells have a higher responsiveness to hematopoietic viability factors in vitro [ 45].
