Sentence examples for characteristics responded from inspiring English sources
The objective is to investigate how the vegetation characteristics responded to the 10 month-long violent Strombolian to Vulcanian-style eruption in 2007 08 (Vaughan et al. 2008; Kervyn et al. 2010).
M13SV1-EGFP-Neo breast epithelial cells exhibiting stem cell characteristics responded to SDF-1α stimulation with a slightly, but not significantly increased locomotory activity.
However, we are faced with a paucity of data on how patients with certain characteristics respond to specific therapies (56).
Therefore, an individualised drug therapy would be preferable, as it would reflect how different drug characteristics respond to the needs of each patient.
On the contrary, whether sperm characteristics respond to post-copulatory competition is still a debated topic, especially when, like in our study, no relationship between sperm dimensions and relative testes mass was found.
Based on the above, the image characteristics responding to each histogram can be summarized as in Table 4. > > Fig. 4 shows images of the liver before and after contrast enhancement along with the histograms from a right lobe region of interest (ROI) before filtration and after filtration with an SSF of 6 mm.
Likewise, women with more covert characteristic responded to significant instances of communication avoidance with more avoidance.
But underlying information about how types of voters (based on attitude, or belief, or some group characteristic) respond to different issues or messages is of great use, even if the poll is aging.
The average age at maturation is one of the stock characteristics that responded most strongly to fishing.
There may have been subgroups of women with different characteristics who responded differently to the treatment protocol but who were not identified in the analysis.
Therefore we compared baseline characteristics and found differences on some potentially relevant patient characteristics between responding and non-responding patients.
