Sentence examples for alignment in response from inspiring English sources

"We are going to talk about how we can maintain European unity and US-European alignment in response to those breaches," he said.

He added: "We are going to talk about how we can maintain European unity and US-European alignment in response to those breaches".

We examined cell axis alignment in response to substratum nanotopography and a physiological EF separately and in combination.

Fibers in all scaffolds underwent alignment in response to strain; however, the rate and extent of alignment that could be achieved varied as a function of cross-linking.

The micro-structural analysis of the beds also shows particle alignment in response to the induced flow, which is qualitatively confirmed by a set of purposely-designed experiments.

This study was designed to make clear functional significances of N-cadherin in plasticity of cell alignment in response to mechanical stretch.

While we have not mapped precisely the sequences responsible for the effects described in this paper, there are very significant differences in the N-terminal regions of Hoxa13 and Hoxd13 that could explain why in the control of ingression, of elongation and of Wnt signaling, these 2 proteins show different phenotypes (see alignment in Author response image 1).

Whereas the inability of the β1 integrin-depleted HUVEC to respond to shear stress was not caused by major defects in cell cell junctions, our results rather show that β1 integrin-dependent signaling is necessary for EC alignment and elongation in response to shear stress.

The "dirty wars" of the recent past are playing out once again; time will tell what type of political alignment they will give rise to in response.

Authors' response: The alignment in Figure  1 actually includes 5 poxvirus DNAP sequences that are explicitly marked as such.

Interestingly, introduction of fiber alignment in the nanofiber model alters fibroblast response from repair to healing, implicating matrix alignment as a critical design factor for circumventing scar formation and promoting biological healing of soft tissue injuries.