The phrase "are important for response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or elements that play a significant role in eliciting a reaction or reply.
Example: "The factors that influence customer satisfaction are important for response in our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "are crucial for feedback" or "are essential for reaction."
USAMRIID stressed that diagnostics devices are important for response efforts.
The results will influence treatment, and are important for response assessment.
The catecholamines are important for response selection and memory formation, and dopamine in particular is important for reinforcement of successful behavior.
Among the 2039 genes, 372 were also differentially expressed in our data (1830 differentially expressed genes) (Additional file 10), including NF-Y2, NF-Y3, NF-Y5, NF-Y8 and NF-Y10, indicating that the NF-Y genes are important for response to moderate drought in both vegetative and reproductive organs in Arabidopsis.
The emerging picture from these studies is that corals are complex organisms as revealed by a diverse set of receptors and a comprehensive innate immunity reservoir which are important for responses to the environment [ 15].
Finally, cholesterol content and intracellular cholesterol trafficking are important for responses to CDCs because modification of the levels of membrane cholesterol affects pore formation and the sensitivity of host cells (15).
Lack of IL-1β in vivo has been previously shown to be important for response to Mtb infection resulting in increased lung bacterial burden, differential regulation of cytokines, and defects in granuloma formation [6], [26].
Some sequence elements were important for response to all stress treatments, whereas others were stress-specific.
Forced dissociation of such complexes is important for response of the cell to some extracellular stimuli.
Another important observation from our trial is that the dose of ADI-PEG20 used to deplete arginine may be important for response.
This subgroup specificity led us to hypothesize that YAP1 may be important for response to endocrine therapies, such as tamoxifen, extensively used for luminal A breast cancers.
