Cognitive neuroimaging and neuropsychology studies have consistently shown that the ACC/dMPFC, which has been widely interpreted to respond to the presence of conflict [28], [29], [45], [46], [47], is critically active in a wide variety of cognitive settings.
The Cimarron River is interpreted to have responded to these climatic changes and to local base level control.
These genes are therefore interpreted to represent genes responding to inhibition of SnRK1 activity by geminvirus C2 protein.
Sending the team "should not be interpreted to mean that Dominion staff responded inappropriately or that the station is less safe as a result of the quake," said Victor McCree, the commission's administrator for the region that includes Virginia.
A tagT deletion strain intrinsically lacks H1-T6SS acthereforeherefore, interpreting its inability to respond to the antibiotic as evidence of TPP involvement is problematic (Basler et al., 2013; Casabona et al., 2013; Ho et al., 2013).
However, eliciting preferences from children may not be possible, because they lack the necessary language skills and cognitive abilities to interpret and respond to questions used to evaluate preferences.
Studies also reported lack of staff knowledge of how to interpret and respond to data [ 71], due to an underestimation of the knowledge needed to use the technology [ 68] and lack of staff training [ 69].
Subjects had to be cognitively able to interpret and respond to the scale.
This suggests that when patients bring structured SMBG information to clinic visits, and when physicians know how to interpret and respond to SMBG information, timely and appropriate treatment changes are more likely to occur than in cases in which structured SMBG data are not available, as occurred in the ACG.
Sexual scripts provide the instructions for how to interpret and respond to sexual cues as well as how to behave sexually [ 21].
All of us who parent make daily choices about how we teach our young to interpret and respond to the messages they get about actual equality when it comes to race, gender, disabilities, economic status, primary language and all of the other social categories we use to publicly debate who is and is not part of this "we" who belongs.
