Sentence examples similar to be responsive to alteration from inspiring English sources

It remains to be tested whether miR-146a is responsive to alteration of mechanical load in addition to proinflammatory cytokine.

We expected that both fecundity and mortality tolerance would be sensitive to diet because both egg production and survival are regulated by metabolic pathways such as insulin-like signaling, which are responsive to alteration in dietary sugar (e.g. [ 34]).

To elucidate the potential anti-androgenic effects of this mixture, we evaluated DE-71 in several in vivo assays, which are responsive to alterations in androgen activity.

Nevertheless, these studies allowed us to define a core modulon of FeHm-responsive genes, numbering 74, that were responsive to alterations in FeHm levels in all three studied H. influenzae isolates.

These cellular processes may include (i) a mitochondria-controlled, age-related mode of apoptotic cell death known to be modulated in response to changes in CL concentration within the IMM [ 70, 71]; and (ii) a non-selective pathway of macroautophagy shown to be responsive to certain alterations in lipid metabolism within and lipid exchange between several cellular membranes [ 72- 74].

I try to be responsive to that".

Broadcasters claim to be responsive to objections from viewers, through feedback shows and regulators, but the most common complaints on letters pages and fan sites – for example, obtrusive background music – tend to continue without alteration.

8. Be responsive to feelings and values.

Be responsive to regulators' legitimate concerns.

Be responsive to the labor market,' " Mr. Brecher said.

Liberals Believe the church must be responsive to the world.