Our results are supported by and are consistent with the earlier proposition that the entire RNA DNA hybrid may be a signal for pausing and backtracking by pol II, and that pol II may somehow 'feel' it rather than respond to thermodynamics of nucleic acids (Hawryluk et al, 2004).
Thus, apparently, children with ADHD do not explicitly perceive an acute emotional stressor, but rather respond to it on a physiological level, whereas control children do show an explicit reaction to the priming condition (see table 3), but this is not reflected in a physiological response.
These circumstances could justify a special role of the forestry sector when its rather slow responding ability is considered otherwise, comparable circumstances may concern other sectors as well.
Bumble claims it's not trying to be the "prude police" with all these bans, but is rather responding to what the data tells it.
Rather, it responds to external and internal cues solely by altering its own body-posture.
The French government has said that it is not stigmatizing the Roma, sometimes referred to as Gypsies, but rather responding to concerns about public safety.
After recent meetings in Washington, officials from Europe blamed the Treasury for this, complaining that America would rather respond to crises "flexibly" (ie, in its own narrow interests, case by case) than devise a rules-based approach.
Anthony Tommasini's commentary on American serialism ["Midcentury Serialists: The Bullies or the Besieged?," July 9] reads Joseph Straus's Musical Quarterly article closely, but responds to it rather too much from Mr. Tommasini's memories of his Yale days at the tail end of the period Mr. Straus examined.
Mr. Manni, of Agent 16, brushed aside questions about deceiving the reporter, stressing that the agency did not pitch to him, but rather responded to his request.
The subtlety of this talk is the appeal to people who would rather respond to old-fashioned patriotism, which is here redefined as generosity.
