Kimmel, who has a steady, saturnine disposition, muttered "great" and rolled his eyes, but seemed secretly pleased.
Before looking at detailed descriptions, let us make a few general remarks on the steady-state disposition of chemicals in biosystems.
Applying such sensors has revealed that cultured mammalian cells effectively defend their redox poise: neither imposition of unfolded protein load (so-called ER stress), nor manipulations that compromise the upstream oxidases, affect the steady-state disposition of ER localized redox sensors [ 8, 9].
Due to the incentive-compatible constraint, for any steady bad health disposition individual with preferences (R^{b}_{f}in {mathcal {R}}) there exists another good health disposition agent with the same concern for health who, by definition, cannot be worse-off.
By incentive-compatibility, they can never be worse-off than the steady bad health disposition individuals who have the same concern for health.
Prevost et al. studied steady-state NIF disposition (10 mg p.o. q.i.d).
They can been seen as mounts for 4-H and Pony Club participants and therapeutic riding programs, due to their gentle disposition and steady movement.
To determine the steady-state, extracellular, and intracellular pulmonary disposition of moxifloxacin (MXF), levofloxacin (LEVO), and azithromycin (AZI) relative to that of the plasma over a 24-h dosing interval.
Notwithstanding the rapid equilibration between free and albumin-bound Trp, plasma free and total [Trp] values at any time represent the steady-state of Trp binding and disposition and do not reflect any methodological limitation, especially in view of the widely reported consequences of changes in Trp binding on tissue Trp uptake and further metabolism under both acute and chronic conditions.
By "marketing," Mr. Rosenbluth does not mean that Mr. Abramoff will win notoriety for his establishment -- though he clearly has, since the media attention has been steady and, judging from Mr. Rosenbluth's disposition, somewhat annoying.
