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This contribution then derives and exploits an analytical expression for the Integral of Time ∗ Absolute Error (ITAE) criterion often used to quantify inventory responsiveness in response to a deterministic demand.

Together we conclude that the relative IKKγ-WT∶IKKγΔ ratio primarily mediates IRF3-IFN responsiveness in response to RNA virus infection through its dominant negative effect.

Asthma is a complex multifactorial inflammatory disease characterized by airway hyper-responsiveness (AHR) in response to a wide variety of inhaled environmental antigens.

After birth, excess of smooth muscles may be involved in asthma and other lung diseases as smooth muscles have the potential to increase airway responsiveness and constriction in response to external stimuli, such as dust, allergens, cold air or stress (Lazaar, 2002; Hershenson et al., 1997; Raghu et al., 1988; Lazaar and Panettieri, 2003).

These findings are among the first to study the HPA responsiveness of anxious canines in response to stress in a home setting, and the physiological and behavioral effects of problem canine behavior on their caregivers.

Yet plants diversified HIRA functions to enable asexual reproduction and responsiveness to the environment in response to the plant sessile lifestyle.

A limitation of BPS is that responsiveness (increase in score in response to noxious stimuli) decreases substantially with deepening levels of sedation [ 15].

Conversely, we cannot exclude the possibility that increased glucagon responsiveness might be observed in response to a more severe hypoglycemic stimulus.

A substantial amount of physiological studies [ 8, 9] have demonstrated that static preload indices (such as central venous pressure (CVP)) may not be reliable to assess fluid responsiveness (cardiac output change in response to fluid administration), especially in septic patients.

Furthermore, D2 is well recognized as an important enzyme in BAT physiology for TH-induced thermogenesis (143– 146), and studies on genetic models with ablation of D2 expression suggest that D2-catalyzed T4 to T3 conversion is required to support BAT adrenergic responsiveness to generate heat in response to cold exposure (147– 147).

As we expected, the rs1800625 polymorphism is significantly associated with lower responsiveness of peripheral blood leukocytes in response to LPS stimulation, showing much lower levels of TNFα in patients carrying the variant C allele.