This size-asymmetry in competition raises the question how inherently tall- and small-statured species differ in their potential of responding plastically to varying light and nutrient availability.
The combination of these highly enriched groups in hOFs may enhance the potential of responding to invasive events or inflammation [ 43], the advantages of differentiating into melanocytes and neurons (axons) [ 44, 45], and accessibility of signaling molecules that maintain cell growth or differentiation.
There were likely some women with less experience using computers who, despite initially agreeing to participate, worried about their ability to correctly use the software or feared unknown potential consequences of responding to a computer program.
While the first two patterns are conventional, the latter two are specifically recognized with immunotherapeutic agents and may identify potential subsets of responding patients who otherwise would be considered progressive disease according to standard criteria.
Besides, cities as complex systems, with their domains becoming more interconnected and their processes being highly dynamic, rely more and more on sophisticated technologies to realize their potential for responding to the challenge of sustainability and urbanization.
Anticipation of responding for potential reward versus anticipation of responding for no incentive activated the VS, bilateral insula, thalamus, mesial occipital cortex, supplementary motor cortex, and voxel clusters that flanked the central sulcus bilaterally in both adolescents and adults (Table 1; Figure 4).
It might be expected that responses to short, relatively simple antigens such as synthetic peptides might indicate more precisely the difference between responders and nonresponders than the responses to complex antigens, since the potential number of epitopes and of responding cell clones would be much lower [ 33].
Nonprofit groups must harness that potential by communicating a broader vision of responding to the disaster.
One of our carers did like the idea of end of life care in hospital because of the presence of all the technology that might be needed, but it was the sense of reassurance in the potential to respond that was valued, not the use of the technology.
Our plant-produced H5 VLP vaccine has the potential to respond to both of these deficiencies.
Our results thus indicate that these three brook charr strains differ in terms of their evolutionary potential to respond to selection.
