Sentence examples for more generalized response from inspiring English sources

At the same time, a recent work suggested that the markers such as antibodies against flagellins are the surrogate markers of a more generalized response against the common intestinal microbiota [22].

However, the side-distance effect on bulk soil would be more reliable to address a more generalized response.

Further, FIV Pco infected puma display a more generalized response of lymphopenia expressed as a significant decline in total lymphocytes, CD5+ T-cells, and CD5- lymphocytes as well as a significant reduction in CD4+ T-cells [ 23].

The identification of the Myb TFBS in the promoter region of candidate genes from the Clark genotype supports the idea that Clark is able to induce both an iron specific stress response and a more generalized stress response.

Similarly, generalist herbivore species would be expected to counter the host plant's defense responses with a more generalized counter response.

In addition, multiple hypodense foci were demonstrated in the liver supporting the hypothesis that Katayama fever represents are more generalized inflammatory response.

Since detachment from the extracellular matrix, such as during enforced growth in suspension, is a form of cell stress (Ng et al, 2012), we wondered if ERBB4 induction might be part of a more generalized stress response.

While specialists are likely to have evolved more specific means of coping with diets rich in PIs, generalists are more likely to have evolved more generalized behavioral responses to impaired digestive function [86], [87].

Alternatively, hosts with larger geographic areas might evolve more generalized immune responses and therefore have fewer parasites in local areas (cf.[ 11]).

It may be argued that hSC are not vulnerable to non-targeted effects of IR exposures based on the concept of RIBE as being a part of a more generalized cellular stress response; a view which is gaining momentum recently [14], [37].

In general, the cytokine gene profile induced following treatment with Astragalus was not strongly directed toward either a Th1 or Th2 response, but rather a more generalized or preparative immune/inflammatory response (see Figure 2).