The phrase "activated response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, biology, or technology, where a response is triggered or initiated by a specific stimulus or condition.
Example: "The activated response of the immune system is crucial for fighting off infections."
Alternatives: "triggered response" or "initiated response".
The LRP reflects an enhanced negativity over the motor cortical areas contralateral to the side of an activated response and is considered as an electrophysiological indicator of unimanual response activation in motor cortex (Eimer, 1995; Eimer and Coles, 2003; Gratton et al., 1990; Gehring et al., 1992).
The host activated response to Acinetobacter baumannii is not well understood.
(F ) Average area under the curve (AUC) of activated response for Ctrl and KO mice across days.
This created a tunable phosphate sink in our circuit and ensures tight coupling between present scaffold and activated response regulator concentrations.
Stoffels [ 63] reasoned that cells appear to be fairly resistant against UV radiation, if activated response mechanisms are sufficient to cope with the imposed challenges.
An activated response of astrocytes and microglia is likely to be involved through repair processes stimulated bycatheter insertion and continued catheter presence (i.e. a "foreign-body" response).
Upon observing the sheen, ConocoPhillips took prompt action, promptly reporting the incident to Chinese authorities and activating response procedures," the statement said.
These parameters were used to categorise brainstem responses as parasympathetic (calming) response, sympathetic (activating) response, arousal (alerting) response and unclear response.
But if the brain senses inadequate amounts, he continued, it will "activate responses that cause the liver to make more glucose, and new evidence suggests that this contributes to diabetes and impaired glucose metabolism".
In summary, our results indicate that visfatin is a regulator of behavioral responses to sickness and acts as a classic inflammatory signal to activate responses to acute inflammation.
For example, bacteria have an enzyme called RseP that helps to activate responses to external stresses.
