Sentence examples for characterised responses from inspiring English sources

Kisspeptins have been shown to possess well characterised responses in puberty and reproduction [29], but little is known about their cardiovascular effects.

The characterised responses provide a wealth of information pertinent to generalised and antibiotic-specific cellular processes important for resistance and adaptation to the compounds used.

The characterised responses under different arsenite levels help establish that the device behaves well as a digital logic Buffer gate (Fig. S1, ESI †).

As a step towards understanding coral immunity we present the first whole transcriptome analysis of the acute responses of Acropora millepora to challenge with the bacterial cell wall derivative MDP and the viral mimic poly I C, defined immunogens provoking distinct but well characterised responses in higher animals.

To better understand how corals respond to immune challenge, we exposed single colonies of A. millepora to muramyl dipeptide (MDP) and polyinosinic:polycytidylic acid (poly I C), two defined immunogens provoking distinct but well characterised responses in higher animals, and then determined the acute response at the whole transcriptome level using high throughput sequencing (Illumina RNA-seq).

The multi-component OSORU (Onset, Sustained, Offset, Ramp, Undershoot) linear model, developed by Harms and Melcher (J.Neurophysiology, 2003), was extended to characterise responses.

The main focus of this study was to investigate the technical feasibility of using transcriptomics as a major endpoint to characterise responses of hESC-based test systems.

In characterising response to Imatinib the same authors demonstrated similar improved accuracy by the application of PET/CT.

Growth inhibition assays were used to characterise response to EGFR targeted therapy, and to determine the relationship between therapeutic response and levels of tyrosine kinase expression.

Indigenous leader Noel Pearson and the prime minister's adviser on Indigenous affairs, Warren Mundine, are among those who have criticised Abbott's comments, but Abbott characterised their responses as quibbling.

In a field study in their natural environment, we first characterised behavioural responses of males to a breeding situation, in which a novel object was mounted.