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The regime of triple harmonic solutions exhibits bistability - those solutions with largest and smallest response of the oscillator are linearly stable and the solution with intermediate response is unstable.

Broad tufted adapting L3 neurons showed the smallest response of the adenosine-sensitive L3 neurons (ANOVA P < 0.01, followed by post hoc Tukey test P < 0.05).

Brumer and Shapiro [6] studied and reported the relatively small response of biological molecules to photon absorption.

Lin et al estimate a similar effect to ours, with a smaller response of −0.95 for the lowest income group compared with −1.3 in the highest income group.

We have suggested that the relatively small response of Xenopus lymphocytes may be due to the lack of secondary lymphoid organs such as the lymph nodes, which facilitate intimate contact with the antigen presenting cells (22, 23).

The smaller response of Glycam 1 and adiponectin within diabetic aorta vs. the FACS-sorted product most likely reflects the relatively low proportion of endothelial cells in whole aorta.

The small response of the communities examined in this study may be related to the small increase in mean temperatures achieved in the OTCs, and the relatively short duration of the experiment (even though few environmental manipulation studies involve continuous multi-season deployment).

At 12°C the peak Ca2+ transient had a mean amplitude of 1.0 ± 0.15 fluorescent ratio units (n = 38), at 21°C the same concentration of poly-APS evoked a significantly smaller response of 0.43 ± 0.06 fluorescent ratio units (n = 56; P < 0.001; Figure 4A,B).

The small responses of ornamental traits to selection on male attractiveness suggest that we may have selected in a direction that contains little multivariate genetic variation.

In contrast, a climbing fiber-triggered reduction in Purkinje cell firing during contraversive vestibular stimuli would cause the inhibition from Purkinje cells to be more in-phase with the excitatory vestibular afferents, resulting in smaller responses of vestibular nuclei neurons and a decrease in VOR gain.

Other limitations of our study include our small response rate of resident physicians, our exclusion of nurses, and our sample of only one VAMC and one CBOC.