Sentence examples for optimally responding from inspiring English sources

An early experiment on adult cats performed by Creutzfeldt and Heggelund revealed a decrease in the number of neurons optimally responding to vertical orientation exposed in a striped environment for 1 hr, twice a day during 2 weeks [38].

Although they may respond to continued imatinib therapy, their long-term outcomes may not be as favorable as those for optimally responding patients.

At week 22, patients not optimally responding to treatment could receive a dose increase of 100 mg (1 vial) per infusion from week 30 onwards [ 4].

Of the remaining 474 patients, 102 (22%) patients, who were not optimally responding to treatment according to the treating rheumatologist's opinion, received a dose increase of 100 mg (1 vial) per infusion from week 30 on.

At week 22, 474 patients were still in follow-up, of whom 102 (21.5%), who were not optimally responding to treatment, received a dose increase from week 30 onward.

The aim of the present analyses was to evaluate which single or composite variables, combined in a model, could discriminate the treating rheumatologist's decision to give a dose increase of infliximab to RA patients not optimally responding to an indicated dose of 3 mg infliximab every 8 weeks.

Plants are able to sense and optimally respond to so many environmental variables — light, water, gravity, temperature, soil structure, nutrients, toxins, microbes, herbivores, chemical signals from other plants — that there may exist some brainlike information-processing system to integrate the data and coördinate a plant's behavioral response.

Morphing, understood as the ability to undergo pronounced shape adaptations to optimally respond to a diversity of operational conditions, has been singled out as a future direction in the pursuit of maximised efficiency of lightweight structures.

We note that the motor-level adaptation has the same negative-feedback network design as the upstream receptor-level adaptation, and the tandem architecture of one control circuit followed by the other mitigates the effects of cell-to-cell variation and broadens the range of stimuli over which cells optimally respond.

Even though there are several approved treatments for MS, many patients do not optimally respond to those approaches.

Respiration, an essential process for most organisms, has to optimally respond to changes in the metabolic demand or the environmental conditions.