Sentence examples for a stringent response from inspiring English sources
However, in the case of Ray Rice, a running back for the Baltimore Ravens who was disciplined last week under that code, Goodell and the N.F.L. showed that certain kinds of reprehensible behavior don't necessarily seem to warrant a stringent response.
E. coli is known to alter its phenotype in response to environmental changes, such as amino acid starvation, and this is known as a stringent response [28] and represents a kind of phenotypic plasticity.
C. jejuni responds to environmental stresses by eliciting a stringent response mediated by ppGpp, a signal molecule that regulates virulence and stringent response in C. jejuni and other bacteria [34].
RelA regulates a stringent response by producing guanosine tetraphosphate (ppGpp) [ 22].
BICLA criteria require a stringent response in all body systems that are involved at baseline, and no new flares in the remaining body system are allowed.
Therefore, the cessation of biomass accumulation upon L-glutamate exhaustion in SSBM-E medium, was probably due to a number of factors: concomitant exhaustion of a preferred carbon and energy source; exhaustion of a preferred nitrogen source; and a stringent response due to the nutrient down from use of amino acid to that of ammonium as nitrogen source.
It is therefore conceivable that the Brucella nitrate reductase is expressed in a stringent response-dependent manner under aerobic conditions, and further induced under hypoxia.
In biofilms, which are related to many chronic infections, nutrient limitation results in a stringent response-dependent antibiotic tolerance and increased antioxydant defenses [ 20].
Iasi's board said "any future defamations" would bring "a more stringent response"; Prunea apologised for "any offence".
S. coelicolor A3(2) has been shown to have a classic stringent response [ 30].
The inattentional deafness reported may have therefore reflected, at least in part, the influence of a more stringent response criterion in the conditions of high perceptual load.
