Sentence examples for much wider response from inspiring English sources
These data clearly suggested there was a much wider response in N. crassa to L-arabinose than that to D-xylose.
One potential explanation could be found in the differential turnover rates of these proteins, e.g., cASAT has a much longer half-life (5 11 days) than TAT (∼4 h), which may account for the much wider response window of cASAT.
Broadband amplifiers have a much wider frequency response than the ordinary audio amplifier.
Before this, children's homes were mainly provided by voluntary organisations such as Barnardo's and the Children's Society, whereas Rendel, along with Barbara Dofkar-Drysdale of the Mulberry Bush in Oxford, proposed a much wider and therapeutic response – the first of the children's therapeutic communities.
The much deeper and wider response to L-arabinose was detected in this fungus.
It may not only serve as a less-desired carbon source, but might also be a signal molecule, which could rewire the whole metabolic pathway and provoke much wider and deeper transcriptional response than that of D-xylose in this fungus.
By combining the in vitro expression data with data from human tumors assayed before and after DOX treatment, we examined a much wider range of individual responses to p53 loss than cell line experiments could reasonably examine, and performed a controlled experiment that cannot be accomplished in humans.
The main line response is much wider: for instance a coupler specified as 2 4 GHz might have a main line which could operate at 1 5 GHz.
It needed to handle a much wider range of expressions and responses than could be caught by our own regular expressions.
A much wider survey of ATF4-responsive mRNAs would be needed to develop hypotheses about patterns of sex-specific modulation of responses to acarbose that might contribute to the sex-specificity of the lifespan results.
The increase in roundness of the force-displacement curves means that they are much wider when compared with the uniaxial response, thus increasing the energy dissipation due to the coupling between the two directions.
