Both events led to lasting changes in the regulation of shipping and in the organization of responses to ecological emergencies such as oil spills.
Besides confirming that the organization of responses was generally slower in children, the LRP provides additional evidence that in the numerical task a major problem of children was the inadequate inhibition of incorrect response tendencies.
However, the above findings do not exclude an additional involvement of STN-evoked activity in the evaluation and management of the behavioural relevance of environmental cues and their non-motor resource implications, independent of any specific organization of responses.
Multiple brain regions are likely involved in the organization of responses to stressful stimuli, including regions of prefrontal and cingulate cortex, hippocampus, amygdala, and thalamus (Drevets 2001; Liotti and Mayberg 2001).
The concept of adaptive capacity was used to identify the factors enabling and constraining individual organizations and the broader system of response [ 21].
This may suggest that the codebook organization into clusters is sufficiently robust, so that even when using a less accurate model of the neural responses one can identify the organization of the response space (see more in the 'Discussion').
In this respect, temporal organization of immune response maximizes it at the time of the day that is needed most, since exposure to microbial pathogens depends on intrinsic 24-h rhythms of the host (activity, feeding).
"The most he offered me was a box of tissues," said the student, now a graduate working full-time at a research organization, of Groves' response.
It has been shown in previous studies that MPH significantly reduces activity level in children with ADHD and enhances sustained attention, as well as the speed and organization of motor response processes and motor inhibitory control [ 32].
We suggest 2 candidate criteria: The spatial organization of the response (defensive behaviors should withdraw from a threatening stimulus, not approach it; Denny-Brown 1966; Vilensky and Gilman 1997), and the affective impact of the response (defensive behaviors should mitigate harm, either actual or potential).
The predominant functional organization of visual responses in extra-occipital areas to be a broad selectivity for the contralateral visual field with a significant response to ipsilateral stimuli (about half of the contralateral response, PCu excepted).
