"Did he misspeak," Mr. Fournier asked, "or does he really believe that Democrats are not interested in the security of the American people?" Anticipating the issue, Mr. Fleischer gave an answer that some in Washington would call a nonresponsive response.
Tachpyridine, first synthesized as a potent iron chelator, was reported to induce apoptosis in cultured cancer cells in a manner nonresponsive to p53 overexpression.
This system utilizes a mutant strain of Drosophila in which the 2 native receptors of the ab3A neuron have been deleted, this creates a nonresponsive Δab3A in which other receptors can be expressed and functionally tested.
Some have argued that the detection of sentience in behaviorally nonresponsive patients provides a strong reason to withdraw LST [ 36, 38, 53].
As the ethics of welfare does not depend on the presence of clearly functioning rational faculties, it may be a useful approach in behaviorally nonresponsive patients after serious brain injury if decision making capacity cannot be verified.
47 The first-line antihyperglycemic agent recommended is metformin, after a 3-month period of changes in lifestyle or sooner in nonresponsive, overweight, or obese patients (except when creatinine clearance is <30 mL/min/1.73 m).
The purpose of the meeting is (1) to develop an approach to assess overall QoL in behaviorally nonresponsive patients, (2) to develop an approach to assess the health-related QoL in these patients, and (3) to develop strategies to validate these instruments.
In contrast, many residues that are mutated in nonresponsive forms of α-Gal A were located within, or in close proximity to, the active site (Fig. 4B).
First, only one nonresponsive genotype was analyzed, so the question as to whether a similar physiological response occurs in other nonresponsive genotypes remains unanswered.
