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They found the females more often responded to the calls, by moving around or digging in the soil where their eggs were laid.

Nurses more often responded that drugs for stroke, severe infection, cancer, brain or spinal cord injury should work in humans.

In contrast, rhesus macaques, Macaca mulatta, that had been reared only in the presence of their mother, and thus experienced a less complex social environment during adolescence than individuals reared in natural groups, showed more stereotyped behaviours and more often responded inappropriately towards affiliative displays of their peers later in life (Kempes et al. 2008).

We find that stations adjacent to transit hubs receive disproportionate amounts of rebalancing relative to trips and that rebalancing is more often responding to morning and afternoon demand exceeding station dock capacities rather than longer term accumulations of bicycles.

The previously depressed individuals reported that they more often respond to negative emotion with rumination and suppression and more rarely with reappraisal.

In contrast, men more often respond by engaging in negative health lifestyles and self-destructive behaviors [ 23], such as alcohol abuse, rather than verbalizing their feelings [ 37].

The previously depressed participants did not exhibit impaired executive functions as compared to never depressed subjects, but they more often respond to negative emotion with rumination and suppression and more rarely with reappraisal.

MOSCOW — Over the last eight years, as Vladimir V. Putin has amassed ever more power, Russians have often responded with a collective shrug, as if to say: Go ahead, control everything — as long as we can have our new cars and amply stocked supermarkets, our sturdy ruble and cheap vacations in the Turkish sun.

They often responded to more than one of these motivations in their consumption patterns.

For years, the Kurds in Turkey have been battling the central government for more rights; the Turkish government has often responded brutally, arbitrarily, and disproportionately.

For now, YouTube is the main hub for Stampy videos, with Garrett noting that while he uses Twitter and Facebook, it is more often to respond to fan-art posted by his fans' parents.