Critically, brief tegmental stimulation trains enhanced the responsiveness of anterior thalamic cells to both mammillary (orthodromic) and cortical (ortho- and antidromic) stimuli, with these increases in synaptic responsiveness reaching a peak 40 50 s after the stimulation trains and lasting up to 4 min (Pare et al., 1990).
Although there were some trends based on vaccination history over the last 5-year period neither in the younger nor the aged did the effect of previous vaccination on responsiveness reach significance.
Over these 14 instruments, the 4 clinimetric qualities (content validity, construct validity, reliability, and responsiveness) were only reached by the Foot and Ankle Ability Measure, the Foot Function index, the Foot Health Status Questionnaire, the Lower Extremity Function Scale, and the Sports Ankle Rating System quality of life measure[ 4].
It is produced at low rates in unchallenged tubers, but in wound-induced tubers hormone levels inducing respiratory responses may be reached, and thus potato tuber ethylene responsiveness may represent a physiological response to wounding [ 86].
(In fact, some might argue that it's a disadvantage because it stifles agility). For large companies, the challenge is to astutely fold the responsiveness and reach of marketing automation into the hard-won efficiencies they've achieved.
Considering the whole CMT group, several parameters showed moderate responsiveness; subgrouping subjects according to disease severity allowed reaching high responsiveness (SRM >0.80).
For the majority of patients (61.3 %), ESA responsiveness was regained by month 4; thereafter, the curve reached a plateau.
In order to increase responsiveness, interviewers continue data collection after the campaign to reach response rate of 70%, approximately three referrals for each subject.
None of the SF-36 scores reached the moderate change threshold, implying CMYMOP's stronger responsiveness in CM setting.
