Sentence examples for adaptive responsiveness from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, other functional tests to precisely assay the adaptive responsiveness of T cells (for example, response to antigens, specific cytotoxicity, and so on) are scarce.

These modifications tend to decrease the capacity for adaptive responsiveness and wound healing, and therefore enhance its susceptibility to disorders and death.

Systemic immune activation is impaired after such a profound depletion of CD4+ memory T cells in the mucosa, affecting pathogen-specific adaptive responsiveness.

Small-introduced populations lacking additive genetic variation may be unable to respond to natural selection (Lande and Shannon 1996; but see Huey et al. 2005), but multiple introductions (Lee 2002; Novak 2007; Roman and Darling 2007) or interspecific hybridization (Ellstrand and Schierenbeck 2000) may be sufficient to restore adaptive responsiveness to selection (Prentis et al. 2008).

The limbic and cortical regions innervated by the locus coeruleus are those thought to be involved in the elaboration of adaptive responses to stress, eliciting increased responsiveness to excitatory stimuli when previously experienced stimuli occur again.

Adverse environmental conditions during fetal development provoke an intrauterine adaptive response termed 'fetal programming', which may lead to both persistently biased responsiveness to extrinsic factors and permanent consequences for the organismal phenotype [ 1- 6].

Adverse environmental conditions during fetal development provoke an intrauterine adaptive response termed 'fetal programming', which may lead to both persistently biased responsiveness to extrinsic factors and permanent consequences for the organismal phenotype.

This physiological responsiveness leads to a series of changes at the protein level as an adaptive response to water stress.

The physiological response to stressors, including hormonal profiles and associated tissue responsiveness, has been extensively studied with salmonid fish, but less is known about the molecular basis of this adaptive response.

A maintained fluid responsiveness at higher GEDVI conforms to the idea that dilatation during sepsis-induced systolic dysfunction is as an adaptive response associated with survival by maintaining a relatively high CI [ 1- 3, 6, 7, 9, 37].

This study was the first genome-wide association study for general adaptive immune responsiveness in dairy cattle.