Sentence examples for onset to respond from inspiring English sources

However, except perhaps for the receptor, the pathway components seem to be missing in the moss Physcomitrella, which indicates that bryophytes may have the evolutionary onset to respond efficiently to gibberellins, which yields other responses (e.g. gravitropism) than in vascular plants.

Other responses included patients alone at onset who were unable to respond for themselves due to the severity of the stroke symptoms.

A response prior to stimulus onset (premature) or failure to respond in a limited hold period after stimuli presentation (omission) were punished by a 5-s timeout period during which the house light was extinguished and no reward was delivered.

Tumors with low intrinsic radiosensitivity, low α/β-ratios and, eventually, hypoxic tumors unable to undergo reoxygenation (because of intrinsic reasons or radiotherapy acceleration that delivers the total dose before the onset of reoxygenation) are likely to respond better to large fractions of radiotherapy.

CTS showed that subjects with more severe disease (at 95th percentile for mTLSS) had a slower onset and were less likely to respond (Table S4 ).

During EA stimulation, a visual cue was presented 30 seconds after each EA stimulus block onset, and subjects were asked to respond by pressing a button immediately after this visual cue.

In the integration block, the participants were instructed to respond to the onset of the first target stimulus that they detected (A or V).

The former captures the capacity to inhibit a prepotent response, and the latter the tendency to respond before target onset.

While Viet Nam has a growing capacity to respond to rapid onset emergencies, major systemic gaps remain and span key sectors, including child protection, education, nutrition, water and sanitation.

Multiple mechanisms of resistance to anti-angiogenic therapy have been described, and modes of resistance to anti-angiogenic therapy can be classified into intrinsic resistance (where tumors fail to respond from the onset of treatment) and adaptive resistance (where tumors initially respond, and then progress whilst still on treatment).

Participants were asked to indicate via button press whether the symbol and the sound matched based on their learning in the preceding primary task., Subjects were given a maximum of 2000 ms to respond following the onset of the spoken word.