Sentence examples for in responses to changes from inspiring English sources

These results emphasize the different roles of plasma oxytocin and vasopressin in responses to changes in social functioning in humans.

It would, furthermore, be of great interest to uncover the processes underlying the remarkable sluggishness observed in responses to changes and in adaptation to steady-state conditions.

The authors considered that participants modulated total body stiffness in responses to changes in landing surface conditions by using a multijoint solution.

Recombination rate is expected to evolve in responses to changes in mating system (Roze and Lenormand 2005), selection patterns (Lenormand and Otto 2000), and epistasis (Feldman et al. 1980; Kondrashov 1982, 1988; Barton 1995).

First, sensory pathways involved in responses to changes in the environment could mutate without consequences given the constant medium composition in cell culture; second, the selective pressure for fast-growing cells may have led to a constitutive activation of sensory pathways independent of external signals, which is a common mechanism in cancer (Hanahan and Weinberg 2011).

In the second of these papers we demonstrated that the whole cell conductance change in responses to changes in PCO2 were accompanied an increase in current noise (indicative of increased channel gating) and also performed single channel recordings in isolated membrane patches from Cx26-epxressing HeLa cells in the inside-out and outside-out configurations.

The morphology of many fungal species is very plastic, changing dramatically in response to changes in the cellular environment.

The point is this: Big stock companies change rapidly in response to changes in the marketplace and the changing expectations of shareholders.

Stimuli-responsive membranes change their physicochemical properties in response to changes in their environment.

"It's generally in response to changes in the market".

Currently, Polybot can change form but not in response to changes in its environment.