Respiratory rates appeared to be largely dependent on activity and therefore did not provide a sufficient marker for anticipation of activity.
We need not decide in this case, however, whether mere doubt concerning the adequacy of administrative or other relief would be sufficient for allowing anticipation of the administrative determination.
"I am a little surprised Fannie would bother to cut their dividend because they were more foresightful than most players and had been very careful to make sure they had sufficient capital in anticipation of some problems in the mortgage arena," said Charles Lieberman, chief investment officer of Advisors Capital Management, in Paramus, N.J.
In contrast, restricted access to running wheels did not produce any anticipatory activity, suggesting that an increase in activity during the scheduled access time was not sufficient to induce anticipation.
Previous work shows that directed expression of PER to the small LNv in a per0 genetic background is sufficient to drive morning anticipation activity [7].
The large LNv, in combination with the network of other circadian neurons, in the absence of functional small LNv are sufficient for the morning anticipation and the high amplitude light-activated morning startle response.
This phenomenon is of relevance to the ongoing debate whether genuine stress reactions require the experience of actual physical threat or whether its mere anticipation is sufficient.
Furthermore, there is sufficient evidence that prompt anticipation by increasing short-acting bronchodilators (type-B actions) is effective in reducing symptoms and improve airflow obstruction during exacerbations [ 1, 34].
In 7 out of 9 RGCs the peak excitatory input was delayed, occurring 158 ± 34 ms after the bar reached the receptive field centre, demonstrating that the fast gain reduction in the EPSC was not sufficient to generate motion anticipation.
This is because rescue of PDFR expression only in the Dv-E cells is sufficient to rescue the morning anticipation peak.
