Individuals are rated from 0 to 12, depending on the extent to which they can be induced to respond involuntarily to a range of suggestions (raising an arm, for example).
These transcripts were homologous to seven helicase proteins in plants, including Ricinus communis, Vitis vinifera, and Arabidopsis lyrata, indicating that at least seven helicase genes in M.falcata could be induced to respond to dehydration, high salinity, and cold.
Major changes in animal production over the years, such as housing conditions and the increase in the production of food of animal origin, have induced animals to respond to these demanding circumstances with a range of non-specific responses of the body, defined as stress responses (Blokhuis et al., 1998).
To reduce time of exposure and to synchronize responses, we optimized a physiologic pre-treatment protocol that induced competence to respond to T3 and thus to assess T3 effects and T3 disruption within 48 hr.
However, the tumor surfaces of certain cancers have antigens, molecules that awaken the immune system and induce it to respond.
Instead of flashing another logo, or bringing out yet another forgettable movie product placement all of which will only induce consumers to respond defensively and critically in the future the simple power of suggestion will entice customers to accompany advertisers on a journey, at the same time engaging their subconscious minds.
To overcome this TR insufficiency, we chose to treat tadpoles with a brief, weak pulse of T3 to induce competence to respond to a later exposure to TH.
A significant body of data shows that progesterone not only promotes Wnt expression but also induces competence to respond to β-catenin signaling within specific mammary progenitors.
Because external concentrations of inorganic phosphate fluctuate unpredictably, microorganisms have evolved strategies to sense external phosphate levels [ 1- 3], communicate this information to the nucleus [ 4, 5], and induce transcription to respond to phosphate flux [ 6- 8].
He received money from the French king, but the existence of a strong anti-French party in Saxony induced him occasionally to respond to the overtures of the emperor Leopold I.
Thus, the authors argue, that learning induces the animal to respond even when not in a deficit state.
