Sentence examples for most general response from inspiring English sources

For evolutionary psychologists, the hallmark of natural selection is a well functioning organ and for their critics, the results of natural selection can be seen in an enormous range of traits ranging from the specific apparent design features of organs to the most general response profiles in behavior.

It is possible that the earliest or most general response to pesticide neurotoxicity is a general malaise lacking in specificity and related to mild cognitive dysfunction, similar to that described for Gulf War syndrome (White et al. 2001).

This is the most basic, most general, most "normal" response to stress.

Collectively these results suggest that fast and widespread EMT is most likely a general response to hypoxic stress and tissue injury.

This included three heat shock proteins (HSPs), which are among the most studied proteins in the general response to a variety of stressors and perturbations in mammals and fish [ 33].

We talked to as many diverse people as we could park rangers, ranchers, cowboys, scientists, artists, oilmen, professors, teachers, farmers, students, politicians and most of them gave the same general response: It's not going to happen.

Phenylalanine increased under low temperatures and low P stress, but decreased under low N stress thus representing the general response pattern of most amino acids.

The most outstanding example of that kind of general response on the immediate horizon is a demonstration called by the People's Assembly for the 20th June.

The most general n-periodic steady state solutions with an arbitrary number of contacts per response cycle are analyzed.

However, most of the analyzed transcripts were expressed in similar amounts in all carriers, suggesting a general response of the pathogen to the nasal environment.

A more persistent trait of Mr. Bush's responses was his tendency to talk about foreign policy in the most general, well-worn terms.