Sentence examples for ceases in response from inspiring English sources
However, the slow degradation rates mean that even with the most optimistic condition, i.e. all input to the aquifer ceases in response to a cessation of atrazine application, it may take more than a decade for concentrations deeper in the aquifer to drop to half of what they were during the period of atrazine use.
In Drosophila melanogaster, growth ceases in response to a peak of the molting hormone ecdysone that coincides with a nutrition-dependent checkpoint, critical weight.
Interestingly this patient's fever ceased in response to antibiotic treatment and provided negative CT result along with 7 consecutive negative GM-EIA tests but generated positive PCR results in 10/11 runs (Fig. 4 ).
If the input ceases later for instance, in response to a feedback signal triggered by the firing of the target the "most economical" way of delivering input (the way that requires the least total amount of input) is no longer precisely synchronous, but merely approximately so.
Matthew Case, AmeriDebt's chief operating officer, pointed out that the company last October stopped accepting new clients and ceased its advertising in response to regulators' concerns.
In other words, ceasing mRNA transcription in response to environmental or physiological cues is irrelevant as long as cytoplasmic mRNA exists and is translated.
The rebels said the cease-fire was in response to calls from the United Nations and many foreign governments for a pause in the fighting, but military analysts said it appeared to be a reflection of the rebels' severely weakened position.
In this single instance, the perpetrator immediately ceased the behaviour in response to this intervention.
Indeed, DLC1-deficient HCC cells cease to grow in response to MKL1/2 depletion and display characteristic senescence-associated features including flat morphology, G1 arrest and induction of senescence-associated beta-galactosidase activity [ 7].
In 1969, when Stanford ceased all classified work in response to antiwar protests, he moved his research group to Stanford Research Institute, now SRI International, in Menlo Park, Calif.
