Sentence examples for actively responds to from inspiring English sources

Linezolid, as the first drug issued from this class, actively responds to Gram-positive bacteria and displays non-bactericidal, time-dependent activity in vitro on staphylococci depending on the binding to the 50S subunit of the prokaryotic ribosome and prevents the formation of the initiation complex for protein synthesis [ 25, 26].

Concurrently, the fine platform actively responds to the demand to reduce rapidly changing following errors.

It actively responds to outside stimulus like temperature, and can be "programmed" to react in useful ways.

Joint innervation actively responds to the OA environment and joint injury [ 35, 36], and damaged sensory nerves can release neuropeptides that stimulate other nerve endings.

The authors have also documented that the myometrium actively responds to various endocrine factors, e.g. cytokines such as interleukin 1β (interleukinrleukin 6 (IL6) and tumour necrosis factor α (TNF-α) (Franczak et al. 2010, 2013a, 2014).

Moreover, changes in the number and proportion of circulating lymphocytes [ 106, 107] coupled with a rise in systemic inflammatory markers (i.e. cytokines and acute phase proteins [ 66, 106, 107]) illustrates that the immune system actively responds to acute stressor exposure [ 108].

Although little is known about perivascular macrophages, they have been demonstrated to act as antigen-presenting cells, to possess a phagocytic activity and to actively respond to brain inflammation [ 38].

"These results demonstrate the strength of our differentiated, simple, low-risk business model and reflect our ability to actively respond to the challenging operating environment," he said.

"Choi has expressed through her attorney that she will actively respond to prosecutors' investigation and will testify according to the facts," Lee Kyung-jae, her lawyer, said on Sunday morning.

Quora also has community moderators who govern the site — for example, removing "spam" posts and marking answers that don't actively respond to the posed question as "not helpful".

Many of the shows she has helped nurture make use of a choreographed pause during the program, one long enough to let children actively respond to the television, solving puzzles and problems along with the characters, and allowing young viewers to feel like part of the story.