Sentence examples for induce a positive response from inspiring English sources
Customers with an unrelated filler did not feel as excited as did customers with no filler, implying that an unrelated filler alleviates the effect of waiting to induce a positive response, such as a feeling of excitement.
Nevertheless, treatment with current chemotherapeutic drugs does not always substantially induce a positive response.
Rough strain RB51 is less virulent and it does not induce a positive response in typical serological diagnostic test [ 5, 22, 25].
In contrast, mitomycin C and etoposide, which both have aneugenic and DNA-damaging activities, induced a positive response.
Linuron (LN), an herbicide applied to suppress broadleaf and grassy weeds, is a weak competitive AR antagonist in vitro, induces a positive response in the immature and adult rat Hershberger assay, and suppresses androgen-dependent gene expression (Cook et al. 1993; Lambright et al. 2000; McIntyre et al. 2000).
For compounds that induce a positive ocular response in the in vivo phototoxicity assay, data on distribution patterns to substructures of the eye can inform decisions regarding the nature of the ocular findings and possibly influence compound advancement.
Green light, which is not absorbed by light-harvesting pigments, was unable to induce a positive light response.
Glycerol was attractive at very high concentrations (0.5 to 1 mM) compared to the other compounds and lower concentrations did not induce a positive larval response.
Experimental results show that urban UFP can induce a positive antioxidant response represented by hemoxygenase-1 in epithelial and macrophage cell cultures (Li et al. 2003).
We have assessed the mutagenic activity of one oxy-PAH highlighted by Lundstedt et al. (i.e., 4-oxapyrene-5-one); however, it failed to induce a positive mutagenic response in Salmonella strains TA98 and YG1041 (data not shown).
However, the antibody level in the treatment of 3 doses clearly increased, suggesting the treatment of poMx1 may induce a positive immune response that needs to be further testified.
