Sentence examples for be modified in response from inspiring English sources
There is growing evidence that the distribution of myelin in the brain can be modified in response to experience, and Cryan points to a 2012 study showing that social isolation impairs myelination in the prefrontal cortex of adult mice.
The suggested form is meant as a "thought starter" and will be modified in response to feedback from card companies and the public.
The extent to which water transport in xylem cells can be modified in response to changes in the ionic content of xylem sap also is shown to vary in correlation with variation in lignification patterns, consistent with the proposed mechanism for hydraulic response through size change of middle-lamella pectins.
Bat echolocation signals show great diversity, contain complex tonal information, and can be modified in response to echo feedback from targets [13], [14].
Lastly, the association of nucleosomes with DNA can be modified in response to stress.
Ultimately, being face-to-face surveys, these results can be subjected to reporting bias as participants responses might be modified in response to their awareness of being observed.
The tetracycline-responsive system is an ideal system for tightly regulation gene expression mediated by rAAV [ 29], because it is the tet responsive cassette inducible unit whose activity is modified in response to Dox.
In other words, myelin is likely to play an important role in synaptic plasticity, one of the mechanisms by which brain circuits are modified in response to experience.
Drought Monitor update: The depiction of abnormally dry conditions (D0) across the Great Lakes region of New York was modified in response to light-to-moderate rains (0.5 -1.5 inches).
Dave DeCecco, a spokesman for PepsiCo in Purchase, N.Y., said the spot, by the New York office of BBDO Worldwide, part of the Omnicom Group, was modified in response to a letter from National Football League Properties.
A man of strong opinions which he expressed pungently, Allan especially loved to review major "to be built" governmental projects which, on a number of occasions, were modified in response to his criticism.
