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In response to 50 mM high K+ depolarization, cells in microwells were less responsive in terms of increase in intracellular Ca2+ in comparison to cells on 2-D substrates.

The roles of Washington, London, Paris and Oslo must be secondary, but supportive and responsive in terms of funding, command/control and logistical support, airlift support, and training.

Further, non-responsive wells in the GN2 plates were weakly responsive (in terms of all kinetic parameters) in the GN plates.

These species demonstrated differing levels of screening compounds with poplar being the most responsive in terms of epidermal accumulation of phenolics.

Before turning to the first question we want to address in this paper, i.e., whether immigrants are more responsive, in terms of their geographic location, to employment opportunities than natives, it is important to make a clarification regarding our units of observation.

Kim Gandy, the president of the National Network to End Domestic Violence, said earlier this week that Cantor's office has been "particularly responsive in terms of meeting with advocates and trying to achieve agreement with his Republican caucus".

Our results show that slow growing black spruce boreal forests with low ambient N deposition are responsive (in term of foliar N, Ca, Mg and Mn concentrations) to even small increases in N inputs, compared to higher growth balsam fir boreal forests with higher N deposition.

This may explain why IAV-infected or TLR-stimulated MDDCs at later time points are non-responsive in terms of IL-12p70 induction since we found that bacterial uptake inversely correlated over time with the amount of applied virus or TLR agonists.

And it feels like a very responsive vehicle in terms of steering, too, with a low center of gravity that results in very, very little body roll side-to-side.

All these characteristics make the gut mucosa a strong responsive organ in terms of radiation-induced immunoinflammation.

A map of magnetic-sensitive behavior was constructed, where a region with relatively stable and highly stimuli-responsive behavior in terms of the concentration of Fe3O4 was observed, however, below or above the "saturation" region (17 34% Fe3O4), a reduction in the magnetic-sensitive behavior was detected.