Sentence examples for change the responsiveness from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, PMN seem to change the responsiveness to chemotactic and immunoregulatory mediators once they have migrated to skin lesions and have been activated [50].

We have identified a molecular substrate that could change the responsiveness of the brain to stress from a self-regulatory way to an uncontrollable pathogenic way to fear the stress.

As the perception of odors in the absence of herbivorous insects does not change the responsiveness of C. marginiventris [ 17], this treatment was not included.

With the present study design it was not possible to ask the respondents about their preferences [ 10] or to determine the sensitivity to change, the responsiveness of the scale.

However, we cannot exclude the possibility that wound healing factors might permanently or temporarily change the responsiveness to factors present in tissue that could affect the metastatic propensity of the cells or that long term exposure of tumor cells to wound healing processes per se could result in permanent cellular changes.

The assumption that the period effects of immigrants and natives are the same (i.e., ( {Pi}_k^I={Pi}_k^N forall k )) is credible if there are no changes in macroeconomic conditions or, if there is a change, the responsiveness of immigrants and natives to these changes are the same.

However, resveratrol treatment did significantly change the gustatory responsiveness score.

Furthermore, in vitro culture of autologous DCs with TCM did not change the hypo-responsiveness of patient DCs.

These results suggested that silver-depositions in this system changed the light responsiveness and the antibacterial property of TiO2 surfaces.

A single amino acid mutation in the PAS domain (change from T to V) of daphnid Met significantly changed the JH responsiveness, and the authors suggested that this mutation contributed to the evolution of the insect JH receptor system (Miyakawa, Toyota et al. 2013).

To investigate whether TOCP changed the general responsiveness of the animals to airway irritants, TOCP-treated mice were exposed to formic acid, a hydrolysis product of MF and a potent sensory irritant (Nielsen et al. 2007) and confirmed in this study.