Sentence examples for homogenous response from inspiring English sources

The effect of bacteria distribution was analysed comparing two cases: 1. Suspended cells, assuming equal distribution and homogenous response and 2. Cells immobilized on beads attached to electrode's surface, forming an inhomogeneous product generation in narrow region near the electrode.

The serological response in Balb/c mice was significantly higher than the CelTOS-specific antibody concentrations measured in CD-1 mice (Figure 2, 3), but this is not unexpected since inbred mice will have a more homogenous response and - depending on the MHC allele - the magnitude of the responses induced may differ.

Patients were defined as undergoing a homogenous response if all of their lesions could be classified as belonging to the same response subgroup.

It should be made clear that not all contact inhibitory cell-types undergo a similar sequence of events as CIL is not a homogenous response (Stramer et al., 2013).

An interesting insight revealed from our analysis was that when particular elements in the cyclic network are highly diffusible, both "upstream" and "downstream" elements show a spatially homogenous response to a spatial signal.

The ease of the overfeeding protocol, the homogenous response of zebrafish to overfeeding and the rapid development of steatosis and fibrosis in this animal also make it a manageable tool for testing drugs or interventions for the treatment of NAFLD.

The purpose was to try to prevent people from providing homogenous responses.

The relatively homogenous responses of zebrafish to overfeeding with Artemia suggest that these fish represent an excellent alternative model species for experimental research on DIO.

It is possible that the relatively homogenous responses of Black African participants on the affordability barriers scale compared to Coloured participants may have reduced the possibility of detecting any measurable association between these barrier variables and access for this population subgroup in multivariate analyses.

The means at aggregate level demonstrating relative importance were also calculated and are included for comparison, displaying where a non-homogenous response occurs.

A particularly interesting question, however, is if the homogenous population response is due to independent selection within each earthworm, or if the response is due to bacterial flux among individuals within the earthworm population so that the niches are not restricted to individual earthworms.