Sentence examples for a long term response from inspiring English sources

Thus we can infer that the relocalization of the enzyme to the membrane is an immediate and not a long term response.

UNICEF will address specific funding request to donors to cover the cost of a long term response to this emergency situation beginning next week.

Categories like "response to stimulus" and "response to stress" were enriched most probe sets, illustrating those recovery-related probe sets also contained a long term response after salt stress.

Based on the cut-off value, we found that among the 36 enrolled TST+ subjects with suspected LTBI not responding to QFT-IT, a long term response to RD1 proteins was detected in 11 subjects (30.6%).

We should be able to fashion a short-term response, not just a long-term response.

The threat level in London remains at "severe" and the increase is not due to any specific intelligence but is a long-term response to a spate of deadly attacks across Europe.

Dr. Charles Herrick, another board member, said the foundation was doing its best to balance the intent of the donors, the immediate needs of those most affected and the need for a long-term response.

According to numerical analysis, in realistic situations, grazing optimization is unlikely to be observed as a long-term response.

However, they have rarely been investigated from the bone remodeling point of view to predict a long-term response.

A long-term response of Ag-NW and Ag-NHS electrodes to CHCl3 was investigated after 14 and 28 days of storage in air.

Moreover, some patients might have a long-term response to drug prophylaxis, but the comparison between treated and untreated patients could argue against this hypothesis (both responded similarly to tDCS), as well as the attack recurrence observed in most patients after the end of tDCS, within a variable time interval.