Sentence examples for pattern as a response from inspiring English sources

26, 27 However, most studies agree on the importance of continuous screening of pfatp6, with a view to detecting possible changes in its genotypic pattern as a response to increasing ACT pressure.

Unlike most current algorithms, talkers continually adapt their speech patterns as a response to the immediate context of spoken communication, where the type of interlocutor and the environment are the dominant situational factors influencing speech production.

The candidate genes identified with the microarray experiment suggest the Clark genotype is capable of recognizing the iron deficiency and eliciting a change in transcription patterns as a response to the stress.

Moreover, both [CH2]-HM-dG and [CH2]-FLys follow similar patterns as a response to FA exposure, even though the relative exogenous/endogenous ratios of HM-dG were significantly higher than those for histone adducts at the same FA dose.

Although binge eating is more common in females than in males, both genders can develop binge eating patterns as a response to depression and stress.

Patterns can form as a response by cells to external guidance cues such as morphogens or chemotactic substances or as a process where instead of external cues the local cell-cell interactions and the inherent mechanical or motility characteristics of the cell types will give rise to various multicellular patterns through physical segregation (or sorting) of these cell types.

Perfect (ideal) both actual and reference fringe patterns are defined as a response of pure membrane 2D stress field on through hole drilling between exposures.

This fact could correlate with differential expression patterns and changes as a response to host-cell differentiation.

Surface stress change pattern of the cantilever as a response to an applied square wave potential at +/− 200 mV with a 10 min period.

The longer exposure time showed the physiological pattern for each variable as a response to LBNP.

To ensure patients are not shunted around the hospital to meet anonymous clinicians, Hunt says he will also reduce the number of ward transfers during a single hospital stay, speed up the introduction of seven-day working in the NHS and look at what he calls "rigid shift patterns imposed in part as a response to the European working time directive".