Although it would be difficult to generalize these findings to all NR formation, it is nonetheless pertinent that nuclear architecture can change in response to chromatin state and, in particular, that it is responsive to mechanical forces emanating from within the nucleus.
"One of the comical attributes of privacy regulation is — a lot of it is responsive to fire alarms," says Professor McGeveran.
Although the government claims it is responsive to public concerns, it is planning to refer the legislation in short order to the Legislative Council, a docile pro-Beijing body, under a set of fast-track procedural rules.
"Our studies have convinced us that there is a lot of variation in the population in these enzymes, and a lot of it affects function, and a lot of it is responsive to vitamins," Marini said.
Alongside of PU.1 and other Ets factors, it is responsive to runx1 and1 and C/EBP factors as activators, and differentiation from primitive precursors apparently involves downregulation of repressors including c-myb, pax5, id2, and foxP1.
The methodology presented is suitable for the calculation of LAI since it is responsive to sky conditions, automatic, easy to implement, faster than commercially available software, and requires less data storage.
It's responsive to its place and purpose, but it's also memorable, daring and fascinating.
First, it's responsive to the needs of our partners and their goals.
It's responsive to rapidly changing needs in terms of the job market".
It was "responsive to the demands of each new age" and, above all, "empirical as to method".
Coll called it "lawyerly," and said, "It was responsive to the true complexity of the Middle East, but not inspiring for being so".
