Sentence examples for in response to the effect from inspiring English sources

Several lines of evidence indicate that the effector mechanism that initially attacks the joints is T cell-driven in response to the effect of proinflammatory cytokines, but the mechanisms responsible for the limitation of acute inflammatory processes are much less understood.

In response to the effect of the Aids epidemic on NYC's artistic community, they wanted to make a charity pop album of Cole Porter covers.

OM and CO content showed an inverse association in response to the effect of fine sediment of terrigenous origin carrying adsorbed OM.

The thermally evolved morphology of SCL assemblies is governed by the vesicle structure in response to the effect of pH on the AAc ionization within the interfacial gel layers at ambient temperature.

Drucilla Cornell (1995), in response to the effect that these punitive and restrictive images can have on women or other politically marginalized persons, argues for legal protection for the "imaginary domain"—a free psychic space which, she argues is compatible with John Rawls' notion of self-respect.

The larval competitive advantage, only evident at 18°C, could be explained considering the opposite behaviour of cell area in response to the effect of high larval crowding and low temperature.

Could our mental health be getting worse in response to the effects of austerity, such as job losses and homelessness?

The France international, a £6m signing from Bordeaux 18 months ago, is available for transfer as Gianfranco Zola moves to trim his squad in response to the effects of the credit crunch.

Urban rail transit system in China has been rapidly constructed in response to the effects of urbanization, such as severe urban congestion and excessive air pollution.

Similarly, other studies (Angassa and Oba 2007; Abate et al. 2010; Megersa 2013) have also reported herd mobility as the best strategies in response to the effects of recurrent droughts and scarcity of grazing and water resources (McCabe 2004) in Southern and Eastern parts of Ethiopia.

To overcome these difficulties we chose to analyze global changes in gene expression in response to the effects of a single gene, AC2.