The phrase "inducing conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the circumstances or conditions that cause a particular event or outcome. For example, "The warm temperatures and low humidity were the inducing conditions for the early bloom of the flowers."
The values of the normalized fluorescence under non-inducing and under inducing conditions were divided by the value of the non-inducing conditions, which gave induction factors in the wells under inducing conditions, and an induction factor of one in each of the wells under non-inducing conditions.
The conditional mutant grew well under inducing conditions, even in the absence of methionine.
Both media were designed to support carbon-limited growth (all other nutrients being in excess) and provided the equivalent of 0.326 g L−1 of carbon as either sorbitol (non-inducing conditions) or sorbitol and methanol (inducing conditions).
As the chilling process proceeds, the window of inducing conditions enlarges.
Bacteria were grown under TTSS-1 inducing conditions.
Conversely, daf-3 and daf-5 mutants are dauer defective under inducing conditions (Daf-d) [29].
13 genes were expressed comparatively more in dauer larva-inducing conditions, 16 in non-dauer larva-inducing conditions.
In RIL-14 and RIL-17, 65 genes differed significantly (T REATMENT p < 0.001) in their expression between these two conditions; 22 genes were expressed comparatively more in dauer larva-inducing conditions, 43 in non-dauer larva-inducing conditions.
He endures claustrophobia-inducing conditions to live with his roughly 100,000 old 16- and 35-millimeter films.
However, antibiotics are very rarely fully effective under bloat-inducing conditions [40].
Representational difference analysis (RDA) was employed to identify genes upregulated under adhesion-inducing conditions.
