Sentence examples for much smaller response from inspiring English sources

In contrast, there was nearly uniform distribution of p-values generated from the partial body radiation, suggesting a much smaller response.

This fact could explain why THP-1 cells produced a much smaller response to LPS than PBM and also the difference of kinetics in the LPS induced TNF secretion.

GCaMP1.6 (Figure 3D) gave much smaller response amplitudes than GCaMP2 (1 AP, 4±4% ΔF/F, n = 5; 40 AP, 155±28% ΔF/F, n = 5) at room temperature.

We could have easily missed a much smaller response because of the sample size, although the clinical significance of such a response is unknown.

In cultured cells, ethanol treatment increases innate immune gene expression in a time-dependent fashion, mimicking responses to LPS or IL-1β administration, although ethanol induces a much smaller response (Crews et al. 2013).

The magnitude of lower leaf N concentration in response to elevated atmospheric CO2 varied seasonally with a much smaller response to elevated CO2 in the slower growing winter season.

Even when pulsed with a cocktail of superantigens (SAg), tumor-derived cells triggered much smaller responses in TIL compared to PBT, indicating that TIL are dysfunctional even under conditions where antigen is not limiting.

The neural response in higher auditory areas to sustained sounds such as the temporally filtered version of song are characterized by a strong onset response followed by a much smaller sustained response (Grace et al., 2003).

When response R1 is unlikely and much smaller than response R2, B 12 a asymptotically approaches 1 to indicate this, and conversely, B 12 a approaches −1 when response R2 is unlikely and much smaller than response R1.

Interestingly, the one study that contributed most to the heterogeneity of placebo controlled outcomes was a study with particularly positive results for agomelatine, largely because of a much smaller placebo response than in other studies and not because of an unusually high absolute response to agomelatine.

For example, Ang et al. reported large Dirac point shifts of graphene field-effect transistors under changes in acidity (i.e., pH response) of 99 mV/pH, which is even higher than the Nernst limit of 59 mV/pH [10] others observed much smaller pH response when the defects in graphene were passivated with hydrophobic fluorobenzene molecules [24].