Those who could read, regardless of when they learned, exhibited more vigorous responses to written words in several areas of the brain that process what we see, the group reports online today in Science.
As shown in Figure 5D, responses increased in a dose dependent manner for each strain but Tn Rv0431 consistently induced more vigorous responses when comparable bacterial doses were evaluated.
But the pillage might have been prevented, he said, with only a slightly more vigorous response from from the American military.
The European Central Bank lowered interest rates by a quarter point, disappointing those who had hoped for a more vigorous response to the Continent's lingering economic malaise.
But if the Hungarian conservative leader, Viktor Orban, wins the election that is likely next year, Slovakia may find its needling meets a more vigorous response.
Aid donors missed a golden opportunity at the G7 summit in Germany to lay out measures for a far more vigorous response to epidemics such as the Ebola outbreak, according to Joanne Liu, the head of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
The European Central Bank trimmed interest rates by a quarter point today, disappointing those who had hoped for a more vigorous response to the Continent's lingering economic malaise.
People familiar with Mr. Jackson's defense said his advisers had wanted a more vigorous response to tabloid reports about him, despite a judge's order not to discuss the case.
A1 President Bush said the sectarian violence was "a test for the Iraqi security forces," but gave no hint whether he was considering a more vigorous response by American military forces to restore order -- or whether the violence might delay their eventual departure.
On one of the most pressing questions facing the United Nations, she offered a critical verdict, saying, "We see the failure of the U.N. Security Council to respond to the slaughter in Syria a disgrace that history will judge harshly," but she offered few specifics of how she might press the Obama administration for a more vigorous response.
After feeding by H. virescens caterpillars, however, we found that the emission-exposed plants produced a greater total amount of herbivore-induced plant volatiles (HIPV) both during the day (29.0 ng cm−2 and 51.8 ng cm−2 for unexposed and exposed plants, respectively) and at night (6.2 ng cm−2 and 19.1 ng cm−2), indicating a more vigorous response to insect damage.
