The phrase "active a response" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "activate a response"? You can use "activate a response" when referring to triggering or initiating a reaction or reply in various contexts, such as technology, psychology, or communication.
Example: "The new software update is designed to activate a response from the user when certain conditions are met."
Alternatives: "trigger a response" or "initiate a response."
The high-throughput phenotype assays [12], [13] combining with gene perturbation technology [14], [15] provide fast identification for gene active in a response [16].
We considered the regimen as active when a response rate of 35% was recorded, considering that the trial did not exclude patients receiving second-line treatment.
A response above the threshold is meant to strengthen the active synapse, and a response below the threshold should lead to a weakening of the active synapse.
The ERG may also become active initially as a response to protect the cellular environment.
However, the increase of GSH content and of SOD, catalase, and GSH-Px activities demonstrates an active response from these cells to oxidative injuries.
Immune checkpoints refer to regulatory pathways in the immunome that inhibit a portion of an active immune response against a specific target or set of targets [1].
This suggests that basal plasma corticosterone correlates positively with an active response to a novel environment and to an inescapable stress, and correlates negatively with a passive, ambivalent response.
China will "fully implement a policy of allowing each couple to have two children as an active response to an ageing population", the party said in a statement published by Xinhua, the official news agency.
Apoptosis is an active response to an altered microenvironment characterized by the activation of specific intracellular lethal pathways.
Basal plasma corticosterone was found to correlate positively with an active response to a novel environment and inescapable stress across all rats.
