Sentence examples for immediate adaptations from inspiring English sources

Thus, the elevation of TSH we observed 3 weeks after chemotherapy administration, may in fact reflect the recovery of immediate adaptations of thyroid function (NTI) in response to treatment-induced cellular damage.

The immediate adaptation to pain was sufficient to maintain the quality of the task performance; however the long-term consequence of such adaptation is unknown and may overload other structures.

For immediate adaptation in a time-varying condition, there are sufficient SNR values; these equi-SNR curves can be generated before providing video service in the R - PPHY space.

However, genotypic variation in a closely related population of bacterial cells provides an alternative method for immediate adaptation to novel environmental conditions.

Pre- or immediate adaptation of male moths to such sudden changes is critical for emergence of a population using novel pheromone blends, and it is unlikely that a great change in the specificity of pheromone receptors is caused by mutations at the same time as those in the pheromone biosynthesis pathway.

We therefore suggest that NFκB1 serves as a key regulator enabling the immediate adaptation of monocytes to hypoxia during migration from blood into the tissue environment.

This observation favours the hypothesis that the reduction in contractility is an indirect phenomenon caused by the immediate adaptation of RV contractility to match a drug-induced reduction in RV afterload.

In this case, the other genes might be involved in the immediate adaptation and survival to the conditions inside the host while UDP-3-O-acyl-N-acetylglucosamine deacetylase would be part of a later response.

To assess Implementation, we will seek to determine whether the intervention has been implemented as planned, and potential issues that need immediate adaptation before full implementation post-study would be possible.

Initial reports indicated that β-catenin is able to interact with HIF-1α to mediate hypoxic adaptation (28), which would imply that HIF signaling may negatively affect β-catenin signaling under emerging hypoxic conditions to allow immediate adaptation of a tumor.

A reduction in RV afterload was associated with an apparently paradoxical decrease in RV contractility, which was interpreted as being the result of an indirect mechanism ('homeometric autoregulation') caused by the immediate adaptation of RV contractility to match a drug-induced reduction in RV afterload.