Sentence examples for as a general response from inspiring English sources

"As a general response this is a good approach as children tend to run around outside and therefore breathe deeper," he said.

Asked if that was sensible, Kelly told the Guardian: "As a general response this is a good approach as children tend to run around outside and therefore breathe deeper.

As a general response, I'd say there's a great number of white directors with little interest in POC characters.

"The use of tasers is restricted in juvenile justice facilities as a general response to kids' misbehavior.

Apart from specifically regulated proteins we also identified sets of proteins which were regulated as a general response to drug treatment.

This is consistent with our observation that Hv larvae regulated 72 80% of its peptidases (belonging to different classes) as a general response to feeding on plants silenced in N, N/PI and JA, while Ms larvae largely down-regulated serine peptidases when they fed on plants silenced in PIs (N/PI- and JA-silenced plants).

The Naiyāyikas also have a general response to nominalists Buddhists as well as Grammarians.

However the late resistant genotype (SA 4087) displays a constitutively higher content of proteins of a general response, such as chitinase, cysteine protease, chalcone-flavone isomerase, aldehyde reductase, beta-VI allergen, some of them being previously reported in pea-broomrape interaction [ 1].

Even though subsequent evolution is expected to drive these systems into one with a dominant specialised chemotaxis network, there might be a selective advantage in maintaining both a highly optimised chemotactic response as well as a more general response achieved through coupling of the tumbling behaviour to metabolite concentrations.

A number of Salix genes likely to be involved in detoxification of ROS as well as general response to the stress induced by C10-C50 contamination were differentially expressed and in greater abundance in contaminated tress.

The experimentally measured metabolic fluxes added direct evidence in support of increased PP pathway activities and NADPH generation as a general cellular response to oxidative stress.