Sentence examples for generalised response from inspiring English sources

Since interest in the carcass was not just limited to Eleanor's relatives, the observing scientists tentatively concluded that elephants had a "generalised response" to the dead.

The other-race effect has been consistently observed in whites, but these findings suggest that it may be a generalised response that occurs in people of all races.

This was not a generalised response to LPS as there was little evidence of PID in mice infused intraperitoneal with LPS.

These results demonstrate that individuals acquire recognition of novel odours and that the responses were not due to innate recognition of predators or due to a generalised response to novel odours.

Early diagnosis of systemic inflammation, a generalised response to noxious stimuli, is fundamentally important for effective and goal-directed therapy.

These loci were therefore expected to represent those genes whose expression reflects a generalised response to GA treatment, irrespective of the genetic background.

We have identified a generalised immune/stress/hematopoietic gene response to all treatments and a large set of viral-specific genes responding to IHNV infection.

For instance, there is a decline in the functional capacity to elicit generalised and specific immune responses with increasing age, and regulatory cells show a decrease in production and response to regulatory signals.

Dr John-Louis Vincent of the Erasme Hospital, Brussels, Belgium, presented an overview of the study of sepsis so far and suggested that we move to a new definition, namely the IRO staging system: I for infection (localised, generalised or extensive), R for response (limited, extensive or excessive) and O for organ dysfunction (mild, moderate or severe), akin to the TNM staging of cancers.

The results in hippocampal slices could be generalised to other nNOS-mediated responses based on testing the effect of l-VNIO on NMDA-evoked, nNOS-dependent (Morton and Bredt, 1998) cGMP accumulation in immature rat cerebellar slices.

9 However, less than one-fifth of those reporting not having been highly physically active already previously reported having increased their physical activity and thus the positive responses can be generalised only to the subgroup that really increased their physical activity during the life intervention programme.