An applied external bias (positive in Figure2 and negative in Figure3) compensates the internal electric field, thus leading to a drastic drop of responsivity at 0.4 to 0.8 V in Figure2 and around -0.8 V in Figure3.
Habituation represents a progressive loss of behavioral responsivity to a stimulus as its lack of adaptive significance is recognized.
However, Elliott et al. (15) found that patients with schizophrenia were impaired on this task, not because of learned irrelevance but because they perseverated on a previously reinforced dimension, a finding compatible with an explanation of reduced responsivity to negative feedback.
A distinct shift of the spectral response and responsivity to ultraviolet and blue wavelength was found for the shallow junction SINP cell, which was also manifested by high quantum efficiency in the same wavelength.
We found higher expression of TH-response genes in the absence of TH, decreased responsivity to induction by TH, and precocious initiation of developmental progression in tadpoles with both TRα alleles disrupted.
The female gonadal mass variation in comparison to the males was negligible and was therefore potentially indicative of a specificity of male gonadal responsivity to environmental food availability.
Both currently recommend discussion of the risks and benefits of different modes of birth, consideration of the capabilities of the facility, and responsivity to maternal preferences for mode of birth.
Cortisol is an indicator of hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis responsivity to stress, but few twin studies have examined the heritability of cortisol concentrations in adults across the diurnal cycle and in different contexts.
The ratio of responsivity at 275 nm to that at 375 nm was nearly 100, which implied that the photodetector has a great improved visible blind performance.
