Sentence examples for intensive responses from inspiring English sources

Our transcriptomic data, however, indicate intensive responses of genes coding for proteins involved in light harvesting and oxygen evolution at PSII (Table  1, Additional file 3), which fits well with the data from our fluorescence measurements.

Aid workers say delivering food, clean water and other supplies to far-flung villages will require an intensive response.

Simple measures, lasting impact Averting a tragedy in West Africa will require an intensive response.

Transcriptome analysis revealed an intensive response of the photosynthetic genes to PVY infection.

Therefore, the increased activity of STAT1 in the IFN- γ-reprogrammed macrophages produces a more intensive response to TLR4 ligands.

By optimizing the cone voltages for each of the analysed coccidiostats, the potassium adducts of semduramicin and maduramicin gave a more intensive response than their sodium adducts and were used for both detection and quantification.

Since Ebola virus disease was identified in West Africa on March 23 , 2014 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) has undertaken the most intensive response in the agency's history; >3,000 staff have been involved, including >1,200 deployed to West Africa for >50,000 person workdays.

The overall response in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh can largely be categorised in two phases i.e. the initial response phase which started with pre-positioned materials and lasted for maximum of two weeks and which was followed by intensive response phase which lasted for almost four months in case of Bihar and a little less in case of Uttar Pradesh.

The overall response in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh can largely categorised in two phases i.e. the initial response phase which started with pre-positioned materials and lasted for maximum of two weeks and which followed by intensive response phase which lasted for almost four months in case of Bihar and little less in case of Uttar Pradesh.

UNICEF will support the MoH and partners to ensure Iraq is again polio free" said Dr. Marzio Babille, UNICEF Representative for Iraq Iraq's MoH with support from WHO and UNICEF have committed to an intensive response composed of multiple national and supplementary immunization campaigns to stop the polio outbreak and ensure all the children of Iraq remain polio free.

Meanwhile, increasing environmental stress will result in more intensive behavioral responses of D. magna and shorter response time [ 39].