Sentence examples for and in the responsiveness from inspiring English sources
Age-related disruptions in cellular homoeostasis result in declines in organ functions and in the responsiveness to physiological stress.
In conclusion, we report long-term structural changes in the BLA and in the responsiveness of stress hormones that could underlie the behavioral manipulation of fear in rats by T. gondii.
TNFα differences are noted between GWI cases and controls in the responsiveness of the cultured PBMC to stimulation with PHA.
The observed differences in WPS score changes and the effect sizes seen for clinical responders and nonresponders, and the similarities in the responsiveness of the WPS questions when using different response criteria, support the responsiveness and reliability of the WPS in patients with PsA.
Understanding of controls on primary production and net ecosystem production in the Arctic, and on variation in the responsiveness of different arctic ecosystems to climate change and disturbance, has advanced rapidly over the past two decades.
These findings suggest that the presence of topographical and chemosensory differences in the responsiveness of the nasal mucosa to irritants.
Many studies have investigated the role of genetic and epigenetic changes in the responsiveness of tumor cells to TRAIL.
Of the 179 FM patients who entered the follow-up study, 152 completed the three-month period and were included in the responsiveness analyses.
Calcium is required for the construction of bone; it forms part of the substance cementing together the walls of adjacent cells; and it is vital in the responsiveness to stimuli of muscle and nerve cells, which determines their excitability.
To test whether AtCRT1a and CRT1b also participate in the responsiveness to PAMPs, we tested possible alterations in PAMP responses in the absence of these CRTs.
The phallus is both soft and hard, in other words, aggressive in its height and unmodulated shape, yielding in the responsiveness of its skin to stark Catalonian light.
