Sentence examples for because its response to from inspiring English sources
Our complex works as a turn- on probe because its response to intercalation is reversed: it is not luminescent when intercalated (i.e., in the absence of the analyte) but is luminescent when not intercalated (i.e., in the presence of the analyte).
The government certainly doesn't think so because its response to Cameron was something along the lines of "we've already thought of that".
That way, they believe, people will gain more control over their lives.It is an article of faith for Mr Blair and New Labour that the party helped to make itself unelectable because its response to Thatcherism was a knee-jerk defence of public-sector unions combined with unthinking hostility to the privatisation of the old state monopolies.
The number of bodies and graves found from October to May could possibly be higher than in the government's latest report, the attorney general's office said, because its response to a freedom of information request from the AP covers only those instances in which its mass grave specialists got involved.
Dr. Antonia C. Novello, the state health commissioner, said in an e-mail message that New York was better prepared than any other state to respond to any bioterrorism attack because of its experience with testing for anthrax and the West Nile virus and because of its response to the World Trade Center collapse.
The impact of different wind origins on evapotranspiration was observed. ET was smaller than expected for winds of marine origin because of its response to small VPDs and the presence of sea salt aerosol.
He caused the collapse of the second interparty government in 1957 because he opposed its response to a new IRA campaign against Northern Ireland.
If Russia decides to sideline Assad one day, that will only happen because of Moscow's own strategic calculations, and not because of Britain dialling down its response to the Litvinenko murder.
The Metropolitan Police said that it had referred the case to the independent police watchdog because of "potential vulnerabilities" in its response to the four deaths.
PEGylated ConA was expected to maintain its response to glucose because the binding of APTS-MT was not hindered by the presence of the PEG chains and glucose (MW ∼180 Da) is smaller than APTS-MT (MW ∼1 kDa).
Accurate diagnosis is of critical clinical importance because of its poor response to current treatment protocols and its distinct biology.
