"Hot enough for you?" might evoke the response "glorious, isn't it?" Or "Brrrrrrr, bit nippy today," answered by "Brass monkeys!" But assuming that weather conversation is inevitable, how can people make it a bit more interesting?
Second, placing the occlusion cuff above the site of hyperaemic response measurement might evoke a dilatory response that is related in part to ischaemia and, therefore, is not entirely mediated by NO.
I noticed that the slightest reaction might evoke an intense response from those around me.
To better cope with the stressful microenvironment, cells might evoke other cytoprotective responses to make them adapt to the unfavorable conditions, such as ER overload response or UPR [ 26].
This session served as an alternative to the visible condition, in case the short presentation of the stimuli and the presence of masks might evoke too weak responses.
One message might motivate people to act, another might evoke an emotional response, and yet another might teach a concrete fact.
Without names of politicians who actively or passively endorse Trump's policies and actions the signs are not likely to irritate sensitive nerves that might evoke the "courier response".
To determine whether inhibition of pat-4/ILK might evoke a stress response, we examined the induction of three commonly used stress reporters in C. elegans: the oxidative stress reporters sod-3p::gfp (Libina et al., 2003) and gst-4p::gfp (Link & Johnson, 2002), and heat-stress reporter hsp-16.2p::gfp (Mendenhall et al., 2012).
Inhibition of PKA activity upon nocodazole treatment might evoke a general stress response that results in dephosphorylation of Msn2 and subsequent localization to the nucleus.
Then, the eliciting contexts (EC) were identified, i.e. times when the owner left the dog on its own, e.g. for work or to go shopping, which might evoke a SRP-related response [ 13].
