First, it is one of the few interventions attempting to alter the law enforcement environment for infectious disease transmission, and is responsive to the recent call for 'political epidemiology'.
Kim said she believed the LAPD has been responsive to the public's calls to reduce police shootings, improve de-escalation efforts and mend relationships with residents.
This included telephone reminders and home visits if not responsive to those calls; adherence follow-up by home visits and psychological supports at home were also carried out.
A combined oral health promotion-tobacco cessation program would also be responsive to the U.S. Surgeon General's national call to action to promote oral health [ 23].
Medieval philosophers distinguish between two kinds of appetite; a rational appetite, called the will, that is responsive to the dictates of the intellect, and an appetite that is responsive to sensory apprehension, called the sensory appetite.
Insofar as the church, which remains in biblical terminology the "bride of Christ" has abdicated its original mission to bring healing to those who are responsive to its call, and ultimately to the whole world, in favor of the dictates and constructs of civil religion, its repose is as final and ugly and unspeakable as that of Maggie's as a fully stigmatized figure.
But this deadly naïvete was quickly reversible: Female moose whose calves were killed by wolves were dramatically more responsive to wolf calls, the team reports in the 9 February issue of Science.
Yet the world of ballet has begun scouting for its choreographers in new and sometimes surprising places, and Khan himself has been growing progressively more responsive to its call.
We examined eleven brain regions that were responsive to conspecific calls and none responded to the preferred whine-chuck call with higher expression of egr-1.
We predicted, therefore, that the whine-chuck call would cause greater egr-1 expression than the whine in at least some of the brain regions that are responsive to conspecific calls in a manner similar to songbirds where preferred songs elicit greater expression of ZENK (avian egr-1) in the auditory forebrain [8], [10].
