Sentence examples for a differing response from inspiring English sources
Healthy control subjects may interpret word cues differently, reflecting a differing response to real-life situations.
Here, we show a differing response of muscle FoxO1, 3 and 4 in critically ill patients.
Moreover, actin organization sets the stage for a differing response to epidermal growth factor (EGF), since EGF signalling induces a rapid expansion of colony size in holoclones and a significant reduction in paraclones.
Overall, therefore, as age advances the incidence of pain causing conditions differs to that of younger patients, impact on quality of life may be greater and a differing response to analgesic intervention may be observed.
Variation in the kidney profile might be a result of differing response of the rats to anesthesia and diverging kidney activity.
This suggests that, due to the differing response of different types of ovarian cancer to chemotherapy, the gene signatures may be identifying different pathways and mechanisms.
However, based on the highly specific nature of immune cells, it would be expected that each lymphocyte subset may respond to exercise in a different manner and that subfractions display a differing lymphocytopenia response in the postexercise period.
However, while we have combined data from studies designed for different purposes, and with differing response rates, they were conducted within similar time frames, drew samples from electoral rolls using a similar methodology and had comparable socio-demographic profiles.
It is possible that the quality of the meal content is at least in part responsible for the differing response, as the relative contribution of calories from protein and fat were lower at breakfast than at lunch and dinner.
Although it is possible that such radically differing response distributions arise because of differences in infants' spontaneous orienting behavior, we wished to assess the possibility that it may be artifactual in origin.
This study had a good response rate of over 70% and the differing response sizes (with King's providing 75% of the service users) are explained by the differing size of service provision at the two geographic sites.
