Sentence examples for in responding to variations from inspiring English sources
Overall, unlike non-cyst-forming protists, this group of organisms is adept in responding to variations in environmental conditions (extrinsic signals) as well as intracellular dysfunction.
The Baylor researchers did a kind of step-by-step tracking of what areas in pigeons' brains were responding to variations in an artificial magnetic field that they created.
Some of the neisserial virulence attributes are tightly controlled at the transcriptional level by regulators such as the Fur protein responding to variations in iron concentration [22], or by two component-systems such as PhoP(MisR)/PhoQ(MisS) [23].
This could influence how flexible pollen and sucrose foragers may be when responding to variations in floral resources.
Measuring the efficiency of SDUs at the meso-level (district/regional) of the health system is useful for assessing and responding to variation in the performance of comparable SDUs (5).
In addition, Archaea respond to variations in temperature by variations in the composition of their membranes lipids (for example the proportion of caldarchaeol tetraether lipids increases with temperature in Methanocaldococcus jannaschii, [ 156] and lipid unsaturation increases at low temperature in Methanococcoides burtonii [ 157]).
Flexibility in the design and enactment of spaces of healthcare is important in how providers respond to variations in patient expectations and experience.
Some types of cells, including Merkel cells, which are involved in touch reception, and cells on the tongue that are involved in taste, also respond to variations in temperature (although not linearly).
Zinc transporting proteins in β-cells respond to variations in glucose and zinc levels.
In the study reported here we have used DNA microarrays and metabolic profiling to obtain more information on ways in which plants respond to variations in FDE capacity, using mutants with no or overexpressed levels of PsbS.
We have identified a group of aromatic oxygen (alkylphenols and alkylfluorenones) and aromatic nitrogen (alkylcarbazoles) compounds present in petroleum that appear to respond to variations in fluid rock properties.
