Sentence examples for by altering the response from inspiring English sources
Chemicals from the predatory back swimmer bug in the genus Notonecta act as a predation cue by altering the response to light of Daphnia.
Hypoxia plays a key role in this process by altering the response of progenitor cells to the other signals, which maximizes the expansion and differentiation of stress erythroid progenitors[3].
It has been further hypothesized that adaptive mechanisms serve to maintain this efficient coding under changing stimulus conditions by altering the response properties of the system in response to changes in the statistical properties of the relevant stimulus itself or in the context in which the stimulus is presented [7].
One mechanism for this association was by altering the response to CCK centrally and peripherally.
With respect to our data, this study is important because it shows that PPS can be modulated by altering the response strength of the first stimulus.
FcγR polymorphisms, together with other genetic and environmental factors, dictate susceptibility to disease by altering the humoral response to lupus autoantigens, as well as by modifying the inflammatory response responsible for end-organ damage.
In this same report, circulating concentrations of 2-ME and placental COMT activity were significantly reduced in women diagnosed with preeclampsia, raising the possibility that altered production of 2-ME may contribute to the pathophysiology of preeclampsia by altering the placental response to hypoxia[27].
Rather, it would seem that it must act by altering the physiological response to exercise in other manners.
Therefore, defects in protein-O-glycosylation may also impair virulence of C. neoformans by altering the immunological response to the microbial cells and thereby affect pathogenesis.
The ventilatory strategy may also affect the CNS by altering the inflammatory response at the lung level.
25 By altering the immune response, statins may impair host defence mechanisms, leading to the spread of infection.
