I had heard about Michels for years and found the notion of a therapeutic response to writing and creative problems fascinating.
Laraine Fergenson Tenafly, N.J., Feb. 2, 2009 To the Editor: By Nicholas D. Kristof's notion of a "proportional" response, the United States should have stopped its attack on Japan as soon as 2,400 people were killed "in retaliation" for Pearl Harbor, and should have stopped attacking the Taliban as soon as 3,000 people were killed "in retaliation" for 9/11.
To combat the assumption problems of the PCO model in wireless networks, the RFA additionally uses the notion of a reachback response and pre-emptive message staggering.
This detailed analysis supports the notion of a global response of the PDZ domain to the binding event, with effects propagated to distal sites, and reveals unexpected roles for the sequences flanking the canonical PDZ domain boundaries.
These findings are compatible with the notion of a homeostatic response by the sleeping brain to neuroplastic demands; the goal of which is to sculpt the most efficient neural representation of recently acquired information.
However, a comprehensive meta-analysis and several post hoc analyses have tested and rejected the notion of a delayed response to antipsychotics.
This is a free, democratic society's notion of an adequate response.
As well, our proteomic analysis revealed that the expression of BAX, a major pro-apoptotic protein, was significantly downregulated in HU-treated NSCs, lending strong support to the notion of an adaptive response.
This notion is something of a response to his previous business venture: In 1998, as the co-founder of a company called Junkfood Clothing, Halvorson created vintage-looking T-shirts that were in fact new; to do this, he licensed beloved retro pop culture brands.
A recent article reviewed clinical, experimental, and pathologic studies for the notion of a host immune response including cell-mediated immunity in M. pneumonia infections [ 8].
