Sentence examples for newly responded from inspiring English sources

In addition to the three patients who were interviewed, four with cirrhosis and ascites (four men, age: 51 81 years) newly responded to the scale items.

Peak numbers of newly responding genes (black bars) appear at 0.08 generations, the same as for the acute anaerobic response.

After he made the sign of the cross, drivers in their newly blessed vehicles responded with a vigorous blast of horns and police sirens.

A reporter asked at the end if he was closer to God. "I hope he's closer to me," the newly reflective mayor responded.

Previously, we reported that ∼2.8% of the 5-month-old, newly incorporated neurons responded to exploration [2].

Newly-promoted Scunthorpe responded excellently to their opening-day drubbing at Cardiff with a 3-2 win over Derby at Glanford Park.

84.6% (307/363) of first year students, 86.3% (333/386) of third year students and 43% (n = 2062/4784) of newly-qualified doctors responded to the questionnaires.

"Good exposure," responded the newly installed boss, a reception that transformed the tenor of the weekly sessions.

To be sure, many of those working in the old nationalised industries have lost their jobs as the newly cost-conscious companies responded to shareholder demands to boost productivity and profits.

It is also important that newly emerged E. boreale responded to the immune challenge by increasing levels of PO activity and females responded with an increase in antibacterial activity; however, mature individuals responded to the LPS challenge with a significant increase in haemocyte concentration (Table 1).

Newly emerged adult bees responded with a pronounced production of melanised nodules after E. coli infection (Fig.  5A); however, no nodules at all were detected upon ABPV infection (Fig.  5B), suggesting that this type of cellular immune response is not activated against ABPV in bees.