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Since administration of exogenous ACTH or cortisol to heifers can delay the LH surge [ 36], it is suspected that a higher stress responsiveness (resulting in cortisol release during oestrus in RBH) might be responsible for the delay in LH surge.

This new class of dibenzo[ de, g]cinnoline exhibits pH responsiveness resulting in dramatic shifts in photophysical properties upon protonation.

Activation of PKC can modulate μ-opioid receptors responsiveness, resulting in desensitization of the μ-opioid receptors [ 12].

It is our goal that the reader leaves with an improved understanding of the underlying mechanisms of drug resistance in hematological malignancies and the discoveries focusing on drug responsiveness resulting in improved quality of life and increased life expectancy.

Fedulov et al. demonstrated in 2011 that adoptive transfer of dendritic cells (DCs) from allergen-naive neonates from asthmatic mothers into 3-day-old mice from non-asthmatic mothers conferred increased allergen responsiveness resulting in heightened BHR and allergic inflammation.

Rather than reflecting two distinct biological effects, recent animal studies suggest that LRP5 activation leads to increased mechanosensory responsiveness, resulting in a cortical bone phenotype similar to that reported here, characterised by a combination of increased osteoblast and reduced osteoclast activities [15].

Reliability, hypotheses testing and responsiveness resulted in limited negative and moderate negative evidence respectively.

The responsiveness results provided mixed support regarding the ability of the LPH to reflect changes over time, and suggest that the Physical score and the Total score are more responsive to change over time than the Emotional score.

It is acknowledged that the difference between acute and chronic NSLBP is probably responsible for the weak responsiveness results in the convergent validity.

Under pathological conditions such as septic shock, qualitative and quantitative changes in cardiac function and vascular responsiveness result in unpredictable cardiovascular responses between and within individuals, initially as a compensated high output or vasodilated state to a decompensated low output or vasoplegic state.

The responsiveness result that we have obtained is excellent and provides additional evidence of the validity of PANSS-EC.