Sentence examples for functions responded from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dreyer, who said he was fond of his cousin Alice and occasionally saw Mr. Weinig at bar mitzvahs and other family functions, responded affirmatively.

However, many transcripts with different functions responded in root and shoot under ++P stress.

However, our approach was sufficient to propose quite a fundamental theory as to how MMP functions responded to the transition of vertebrates from water to land and in different groups on land.

This chapter begins with a general model for TQO functions, which include traffic management and capacity management functions responding to traffic demands on the network.

In reality, even cells within a same population and with similar functions respond asynchronously thus making particular studies on kinetics and dynamics of cell population is impossible.

The state transition functions respond to events considering both the environmental input σ as well as the current internal state.

A majority of genes in this group belong to photosynthesis, energy metabolism, and translation, suggesting that these functions respond mostly to internal perturbation secondary to the primary stress.

This suggests that HIF-2-specific gene activating functions respond differently to various stimuli, with gene- or tissue-specific regulatory mechanisms involving additional transcription factors.

The predominant activation of the MR at a low CORT level and additional activation of the GR during increased CORT level could cause the alterations of neuronal integrity and functions responding to stress, such as changes in neuroendocrine regulation and behavior [ 36].

Of those who worked yesterday despite headache, 20% did less than half or nothing of what they expected, and only a small majority (55%, somewhat more than the 28% reporting normal function) responded that they actually did everything.

Whereas those with higher levels of functioning responded more positively to a traditional walking program, the lower functioning participants responded more positively to a novel walking program that included more complex walking tasks, such as stepping over obstacles.