However, because changes in transcript abundance do not correlate to bioactive ABA levels, it is possible that some or all of these transcripts may be responsive to other phytohormones or stress-responses (see Additional file 2).
Mr. Parker continues to measure whether blacks are fairly represented by the number of blacks elected, even though he admits that white officeholders may be responsive to black constituents, because he says such responsiveness is unquantifiable.
These response rates suggest that a subset of patients with CRPC may be responsive to therapy with ipilimumab, although none of the data reported to date have revealed specific characteristics of this subset.
In addition, 15 of the 17 laccases from Arabidopsis (except LAC6 and LAC14) contain copper response elements in promoter regions, suggesting the expression of these genes may be responsive to Cu levels [ 34].
But he sees reason to be hopeful that drug companies may be responsive if enough pressure is applied.
"There may be responsive documents, but it's not that he is still working for Mr. Stone," Dearn said.
Previous studies using ultrasound technology showed that fetal heart rate (HR) may be responsive to maternal aerobic exercise.
While some vendors may be responsive to security concerns on their phones, he believes that others might never roll out patches at all.
And while some teenagers may be responsive to parents' taking charge, "there are others who need to be separated from their families, at least for some period of time," he said.
The Guardian understands the campaign has built a specific model for this relatively small group of voters, who may be responsive to Cruz ads against big government, and in some cases is going out to find them individually.
In this chapter, we offer a perspective and thought frame on how to approach designing such environments "from first principles" as it were, in ways that may be responsive to students' identified needs.
