Antisaccades are well-suited for examining response monitoring because they have a relatively well-delineated neuroanatomy and neurophysiology (for review see: Munoz and Everling, 2004), generate robust electrophyisological error markers, ERN, error positivity (Nieuwenhuis et al., 2001) and ACC hemodynamic responses (Polli et al., 2005) and involve a high degree of response conflict.
We reasoned that adipocyte biology would be well-suited for nutrient-response profiling, since we could compare white and brown adipocytes, which have very different physiological roles, as well as analyze the cell-state changes that must occur during differentiation of preadipocyte fibroblasts.
These profiles indicate that cells with mtDNA alterations have distinct biochemical properties that make them well-suited for elucidating responses to physiological perturbations, such as changes in oxygen and glucose levels, and testing the effects of specialized classes of chemotherapeutic agents.
By far the most popular and acclaimed dynamic mic is the Shure SM57; it is incredibly versatile, with a frequency response well-suited to guitars, drums, vocals, and more.
This is also well-suited to the time-delayed response of the ancient slabs.
And he adds that because of the strong influences of the Great Lakes on local weather, that region is particularly well-suited for looking at regional responses to changes in global climate.
Eventually, this study suggests that SVM is well-suited for application to diesel engine response predictions and will reduce the experimental cost significantly.
For example, xenograft models are well-suited for the timely evaluation of response to therapy in vivo.
Eyes and ears on the ground TEPAC agents are especially well-suited for implementing timely and coordinated responses.
Existing dynamic mechanical testing systems are not well-suited for Raman spectroscopic study of the response of bone tissue chemical structure to mechanical loading.
MDT-based approaches are a promising alternative to approaches based on item-response theory, and are well-suited for computerized adaptive testing in the health domain.
