The phrase "achieved in response to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or results that were obtained as a reaction to a specific stimulus or situation.
Example: "The improvements in productivity were achieved in response to a series of new training programs implemented last year."
Alternatives: "attained as a reaction to a" or "realized in answer to a".
Contrary to expectations, we found that half of the maximal phase-delaying response achieved in response to a single episode of evening bright light ( approximately 9000 lux (lx)) can be obtained with just over 1%% of this light (dim room light of approximately 100 lx).
Sildenafil dose response curves showed no effects on fat oxidation or glucose utilization at concentrations below 10 nM; this is approximately 10% of the peak plasma concentration (~100 nM) achieved in response to a low dose (20 mg) of the drug in clinical application.
In an experiment on NIH-3 T3 fibroblast cell lines (The experimental system closely resembles the model M2), it was observed that prolonged activation of MK-PP (~60 min) could be achieved in response to a signal of 5 min duration [ 16].
Long-term administration of antiobesity drugs should be indicated according to the weight loss achieved in response to an initial 3-months' therapy (64, 65).
However, upon stimulation with saturating levels of VEGF-A (1.25 nM), the peak level of VEGFR2 activation achieved in response to VEGF-A165 (Fig. 1C) was comparable to that induced by VEGF-A121 (Fig. 1D).
Owing to the accompanying hydrophobic/hydrophilic, neutral/cationic and complexation/dissociation transitions, the "on-demand" release of loaded drugs has been achieved in response to external redox stimuli.
Significantly enhanced drug release from composite hydrogels has been achieved in response to irradiation by light at 1064 nm.
Many studies have shown that substantial gains in wood volume can be achieved in response to effective, early control of competitive vegetation (Wagner et al., 2006).
Trainees test new fusion and sensory-based motor control algorithms on the robot, and seek to show that adaptation and plasticity can be achieved in response to time-varying stimuli and environments.
In keeping with the mRNA levels, we found that VEGFA protein is secreted at levels as high as or higher than that achieved in response to hypoxia.
These adaptations are achieved in response to developmental stage, environmental exposures and cell differentiation.
