Sentence examples for chain in response to from inspiring English sources
C1 Hospital Executive Bows Out Jeffrey C. Barbakow stepped down as chief executive of Tenet Healthcare, the troubled hospital chain, in response to pressure from investors.
Here, the up-regulation of the tubulin beta chain in response to high temperature stress indicated its function in P. haitanensis cellular homeostasis.
The charity had established several community groups that were taking their own initiatives, including a women's group that had just won a contract to make cotton shopping bags for a supermarket chain in response to the Kenyan government's total ban on plastic bags.
Selenocysteine is co-translationally inserted into the growing polypeptide chain in response to UGA, otherwise read as a stop codon.
Fatty-acid oxidation was accommodated by the identical time frame of the upregulation of the expression of TCA-cycle enzymes and the proteins of the electron-transport chain in response to fasting.
In agreement with our study, experimental studies documented a decrease in expression of genes involved in the respiratory chain in response to cadmium exposure and hypoxia in the gills of glass eels [ 32].
This dissertation investigates two major themes: (1) the strategies that global firms use to overcome weak institutions in their outsourcing and (2) how local institutions affected how firms reconfigured their global supply chains in response to the financial crisis.
The antiviral enzyme OAS2 catalyses the synthesis of oligoadenylate chains in response to dsRNA binding, which acts as an activator of RNase L [ 61].
These cells have lost the ability to induce linear ubiquitin chains in response to TNF and were sensitive to TNF-induced cell death that was reduced by Q-VD-OPh and Nec-1.
An interesting move from British hotel chain Travelodge in response to the low unemployment rate: targeted recruitment of parents to work.
"It's another example of statistics flying in the face of common sense," comments John Timpson, chair of retail chain Timpson in response to the idea that a number of his watch repairing staff could be made redundant to automation.
