Sentence examples for core in response to from inspiring English sources

The internal INS report was released to Core in response to a request under freedom of information law.

The studio's task will be to reshape the landscape of North Adam's central urban core in response to their STRATEGIC REDEVELOPMENT PLAN of 2014.

VEGF is released by TAMs in the tumor core in response to hypoxia and stabilization of HIF1α and HIF2α [16], [16].

Our recent observations indicate that WASP and WIP are part of the podosome initiation complex suggesting that WASP-driven actin polymerisation in the podosome core in response to soluble factors is crucial during podosome formation.

Gel electrophoresis was used to monitor biodegradation of the polymer/BG/CTX conjugate (CP-BG-CTX) coating from the iron oxide core in response to BC and IC environments.

A crystallographic study of KIX bound to a covalently linked small-molecule ligand underlines the remarkable ability of this protein to adapt its hydrophobic core in response to a binding partner.

We first confirmed whether anti-MUC1 antibody (CD227) is reliable enough to report changes in antibody binding to the peptide core whether in response to inhibition of O-glycosylation, or shedding of glycosylated functional groups from the core protein.

Although it has been suggested that as a redundant cross-linking protein, villin might result in stronger, better organized core bundles [55], more recent experiments argue that the definitive function of villin is the dynamic reorganization of the core cytoskeleton in response to cell signaling and stress [26].

The scram function renders the core subcritical in response to plant upsets, which is realized by fast drop of the control rods.

More recently, we showed that μ opioid receptors as well as their ligands morphine and morphine-6-glucuronide (M6G) are present in the human neuroblastoma SH-SY5Y celineine and that morphine is secreted from the large dense core vesicles in response to nicotine stimulation via a Ca2+-dependent mechanism [10].

Figure 3 shows the rate of change in core temperature in response to match-play tennis in both HOT and COOL conditions.