Sentence examples for long term responsive from inspiring English sources

It looks asparagine synthetase gene in Medicago truncatula not only function in an early-responsive mode, but also have a long term responsive mode to salt stress in our experiment.

This paper addresses this gap in knowledge by assessing to what extent groups have the capacity within cross-sector partnerships for sustained green space 'place-keeping', or long-term responsive management.

Clusters of short- and long-term responsive functional processes can be identified.

This HIF-1 complex binds to HIF-responsive elements (HREs) and turns on various genes to evoke immediate and long-term responses to hypoxia [ 17, 18].

Live FMC (LFMC) is responsive to long term climate and plant adaptations to drought, requiring remote sensing for monitoring of spatial and temporal variations in LFMC.

Community organisations that provide support for people with long term conditions may be more responsive to social and environmental influences on condition management than traditional health services [ 24].

In the short term, GSK-3β could disrupt vasopressin signaling in the collecting duct cells and, in the long term, make the collecting duct less responsive to the hydro-osmotic effect of vasopressin (Rao 2012).

Such outcomes are important for assessing long term benefits but may not be responsive to important changes in the shorter to medium term relating to patient skills in managing and taking an active role in healthcare.

One of NAFDAC's mandates is to "strengthen confidence in made-in-Nigeria products" so processes that favour local drug manufacturers in the long term could result in a more responsive and accountable industry which ensures higher quality of locally-made products and would also stimulate the nation's economy.

This is in line with the large overlap observed between mild and severe deficit as well as between short and long-term treatment responsive genes in the pairwise comparisons.

These include both responsive, such as managing a long term condition or short term illness, and proactive, such as fitness and nutrition.