Sentence examples for boundaries in response to from inspiring English sources
Parenting, judging by my experience with my five and seven year-old sons, is about a) worrying constantly, and b) trying to make informed decisions about setting boundaries in response to those worries.
One area of potential concern for the governor: Voters want him to do more to take charge of the redrawing of legislative district boundaries in response to the 2010 census.
The state had only recently revised the boundaries in response to the 2000 census, a procedure that the court ruled should be implemented only once every ten years.Hearing the (re callVenezuela's opposition claimed to have collected some 3.6m signatures in support of a referendum to recall President Hugo Chávez, well above the 2.4m required under the constitution.
A previously developed analytical bow shock model is used to study the motions of this boundary in response to variations of the solar wind pressure, sonic and Alfvenic Mach numbers, and the angle between the plasma flow and magnetic field directions ϑbv.
Two cis-regulatory elements, Dad4 and DadInt52, are located in the dad introns and are known to drive reporter gene expression in the wing disc in a stripe along the A−P compartment boundary in response to Dpp signaling (Weiss et al. 2010).
It was formed within divergent plate boundary settings in response to the lithologic extension related to the break-up.
In this broad sense, a territory may be built by gaining rights of access and use of resources through regular practices such as herding on the same geographical area, and its boundaries may evolve in response to changes in these rights and the availability of resources (Retaillé 2005).
The 1889 boundaries had been adopted in response to the rapid development of suburban areas in the 19th century.
Thus, the pattern of nuclear Trx1 in growth boundaries and the increase in response to stress may reflect temporal sequences in which transcriptional activation is followed by a nuclear oxidation that coordinately decreases activity of redox-sensitive transcription factors.
Satellite data show that: (1) Particle and field boundaries initially moved equatorward/earthward, probably in response to the strong southward IMF turning.
Remarkably, previous in vitro results have shown that NM II is important for turning in response to boundaries of substrate-bound laminin-1 (Turney and Bridgman, 2005) and that pharmacological inhibition or genetic silencing of NM II leads to disorganization of the growth cone, allowing rapid axon extension over inhibitory substrates (Hur et al., 2011).
