The researcher met with them at their workplace, where they individually responded to the questionnaire and provided immediate feedback on any questions or obstacles that they perceived while responding to the questions.
How is the extracellular gradient perceived by responding cells, specifically how is the quantitative information transduced across the membrane and through the signalling pathway to control differential gene expression?
Research has found that the process of perceiving and responding to potential danger is not simply fact-based – the pure product of clean, Cartesian rationality.
Chambersburg has also recently been the subject of study on how people have historically perceived and responded to war tragedies.
It is apparent therefore that fungi and oomycetes have adopted distinct strategies for perceiving and responding to potential microbial pathogens.
Usually, there is an initial activation/sensory stage followed by a physiological stage when the plant perceived and responded to the abiotic stress [ 6, 7].
For example, we might expect a greater number of genes to be involved in perceiving and responding to unpredictable conditions (e.g. plasticity) in disturbed habitats.
However, these criteria overlook how respondents perceive and respond to items (Kaklamanou et al., 2013).
These moral faculties structure the way we perceive and respond to the world.
Cancer phobia is powerfully rooted in the deep instinctive ways we perceive and respond to risk, and like many forms of cancer itself, hard to overcome.
