Stocks have always been responsive to Fed actions, but the Fed's influence is multiplied now because of the explosion of Internet and other high-tech stocks.
But to be compassionate or forgiving seems to require being responsive to the actions of others, so perhaps we should not say that God is immutable or impassible after all (see the entry on concepts of God).
"As the Rangers attempted to remove the bunny, so as to clear the plant debris from its neck, the tortoise became quite responsive to their actions, emitting grunts & groans in a clear demand for the gentle care of his newly found friend," he said.
Since epithelial cells of the prostate showed reduced nuclear size and disorganized mitochondrial cristae, they were rendered less responsive to the actions of insulin.
Using WGCNA, we generated correlations among coexpressed gene modules and differentially expressed miRNAs and provided evidence for relevant regulatory networks responsive to alcohol actions.
Of note, both fat depots are responsive to the actions of LMO3 in vitro; however, in vivo measurements and SAT/VAT comparisons revealed a clear preference of VI preadipocytes for LMO3-dependent GC action.
We could demonstrate strong activation of MAP kinases ERK and JNK in IVD cells following short-term stimulation with fHAs, although p38 appeared to be less responsive to the actions of fHAs.
Since generative systems rely on rules, it was intuitive that he could apply that process to soundtracks for video games, where the music becomes responsive to the action that is unfolding on screen.
These bacillary subpopulations are thought to be in a slow or non-replicating state, rendering them less responsive to the action of anti-TB drugs, many of which were selected for the ability to kill actively growing bacilli [2], [8].
Moreover, since the AKAP12 locus comprises three independent transcription units, each under control of a unique promoter [29], the AKAP12 isoform responsive to the action of retinoids is unknown.
