Sentence examples for may respond to changes from inspiring English sources
Over time, he adds, the bladder may respond to changes in urinary patterns and pressure by becoming thicker and less resilient.
Here we investigated how temporal and spatial variation in aerial spore abundance is affected by abiotic (weather) and biotic (vegetation) factors as a foundation for predicting how fungi may respond to changes in weather and land-use patterns.
Thus, indicators influenced by different pressures may respond to changes in these pressures with different time-lags.
This fact highlights the paucity of information available on how cold-water corals may respond to changes in basic environmental conditions and supports the need for further, multi-species, experimental investigation into their tolerances.
One mechanism by which cells may respond to changes in gene dosage is altered DNA methylation.
Since non-profits may respond to changes in competitive environment differently than for-profits [ 2], we include interaction variables between hospital ownership and competition measure.
We speculate that, in comparison to ice masses with few or no subglacial basins, those with numerous or very large basins may respond to climatic changes with unexpected vigour.
Unusual allosteric effects caused by either an N-terminal truncation or co-expression of individual domains may respond to structural changes favoring an up-regulated or a down-regulated conformation rather than specific activator or inhibitor sites' disruption.
Women who had never had a friend or family member with breast cancer may respond to breast changes differently.
They might also respond by migrating in order to track optimal environmental conditions, which is the simplest way that a population may respond to drastic changes in climate [ 42].
Given our demonstration that for S. cerevisiae the relevant ligand is ADP, and given its binding constant relative to Mg.ATP, we suggest that in S. cerevisiae SNF1 may respond to absolute changes in ADP concentration.
