The phrase "are responsive to increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a subject's ability to react or adapt to an increase in something, such as demand, pressure, or stimuli.
Example: "The plants are responsive to increased sunlight, showing significant growth during the summer months."
Alternatives: "reactive to heightened" or "adaptable to rising".
Collectively, these results suggest that hepatic fatty acid metabolism and cow performance are responsive to increasing the supply of choline during the periparturient period.
PR1 transcription is responsive to increased SA levels and is downstream of SA [ 46- 48].
Its recurrence after transplantation usually follows a mild clinical course and is responsive to increased immunosuppression.
MitoB was taken up into the nematode C. elegans, and the MitoP/MitoB ratio was responsive to increased oxidative stress.
Therefore, to precisely identify those mRNAs whose translation is responsive to increased levels of SRSF1, we used for normalization the log ratios of polysomal mRNAs versus RNAs in subpolysomal plus polysomal fractions.
These comparisons showed that disc1 expression was around 1.8- and 2.4-fold higher respectively in the ptch1; ptch2 mutant and sibling pools compared with the smo b641 sibling pool (Fig. 3C,D), confirming that disc1 expression is responsive to increased levels of Shh signalling.
These data are in line with time course and dose response experiments, showing that cathepsin S is responsive to increasing cytokine dose.
These results suggested that RANTES and IP-10, conditioned CFP10-DCs to be responsive to increase in intracellular calcium following stimulation by BCG.
If weed growth is responsive to increasing CO2 and increased levels of herbicides are needed for control, how will this affect levels of pesticides in the environment?
In contrast, quinpirole-treated rats did not respond as predicted, and showed high, inflexible, levels of observing, despite being responsive to increasing task demands by displaying a decrease in active lever pressing.
