Above all, our data support the hypothesis that the response to a mini-fluid challenge can predict responsiveness to a larger challenge.
For this reason, identification of specific biomarkers for the early assessment of cancer response can help personalized cancer therapy based on the cancer responsiveness to a prescribed regimen.
This switch in responsiveness to a widely available cytokine may be part of the stress response to foreign 'soil'soil
The intimate duet with Kuhn, a pianist of sensitivity and almost psychic responsiveness to a very unpredictable partner, produced some of the most poetic Coleman performances of his later years.
That is a supposed point at which a viewer's responsiveness to a simulated human takes a sudden drop into revulsion as the image comes close to reality but strikes the watcher as being zombielike, or not quite right.
Gehry's work, despite the consistency with which it expresses the priorities of architecture — space-making, responsiveness to a functional program, connections to a particular site — is often misunderstood as primarily sculptural.
Mondrian's work was appreciated by only a small circle, although a similar strength of purpose with a delicate responsiveness to a broader range of forms appeared in the work of the British painter Ben Nicholson.
In keeping with previous work, they found that high- and low-rank individuals showed different levels of responsiveness to a class of hormones called glucocorticoids, which regulate immune-system activity and response to stress.
Their well developed cytoskeleton and responsiveness to a plethora of cytokines fascinate cell biologists and biochemists.
Clinical Data creates genetic tests that predict individuals' health risks or responsiveness to a drug.
Thus, we can say that for low middle-income families, their responsiveness to a change in price of electricity is relatively inelastic.
