This process requires prolonged response times for synthesis and targeting of the macromolecules responsible for the hormonal changes.
Previous research had already demonstrated that prolonged response times indicate that the stimulus word unconsciously troubles the patient.
Gwent police Assistant Chief Constable Simon Prince accepted the case "could have benefited from a more co-ordinated, wider and prolonged response".
On the contrary, hyperpriming was the result of prolonged response time to process semantically unrelated pairs, corresponding to a requirement to inhibit unrelated information.
Within METRO EMS, the standard of maternal and neonatal transfers has historically been reported to be poor, with clinicians expressing high levels of frustration at the prolonged response times and poorly equipped vehicles [4, 5].
The prolonged response in this study may be attributable to the effect of ash incorporation, which may have enhanced the solubility of wood ash compounds, despite the partly combusted material present in the ash.
The study period was split into an initial response stage (first 5 days; IRS), a prolonged response stage (next 5 days; PRS) and a final response stage (last 5 days; FRS).
Majority of genes responded to IL-1 within 1 to 6 h (early genes), while two were late response genes (12 24 h) and four showed prolonged response over the whole 24-h period.
"A more prolonged response usually begins two to three days following the injection, once the steroids kick in.
Compared to the nonimpaired sample, our dyslexic readers exhibited generally prolonged response latencies and a stronger length effect on response latencies for both words and pseudowords.
In arrestin knockout mice, rod cells, which lack visual arrestin, display a prolonged response to light compared to the rod cells of wild-type mice [11].
