Sentence examples for inducing a response from inspiring English sources

It may be that environmental exposure boosts pre-existing vaccine-induced responses, as well as inducing a response per se in unvaccinated individuals.

It is possible that the HK4 histidine kinase, which possesses a predicted signal peptide that would target it to the membrane, is the protein responsible for sensing environmental cues and inducing a response in the CtrA starvation degradation pathway, via PhyR (Figure 8).

Wales may be staring at their second Six Nations whitewash in four years, but their coach, Gareth Jenkins, yesterday resisted the temptation to use selection as a means of inducing a response from his players by sticking with the team which lost to Italy in Rome last weekend for Saturday's visit of England to the Millennium Stadium.

Their meaning is also given in their sheer sensory impact: through their monumental scale and controlled use of light, and through the interplay between the solidity of stone and the diaphanous qualities of glass, these structures can speak of the sacred by inducing a response of hushed wonderment.

In conclusion, we demonstrate for the first time that M-hMPV protein can be released in a soluble form and that it can interact with human moDCs and MDMs inducing a response.

o, p′-DDT was the most potent xenoestrogen from the DDT group, inducing a response already at 80 ng/mL.

Instead, they require increasing stimulation to induce a response.

Gemtuzumab ozogamicin (GO) induces a response in 30% of patients with CD33+ relapsed/refractory AML.

Indeed, an Italian study found that Nimotuzumab, in combination with another drug and radiation treatment, appeared to induce a response with few side effects.

SNV stocks failed to induce a response in these cells.

A pool of the 8 optimal epitopes induced a response of 0.3%.