Sentence examples for predicted in response to from inspiring English sources
[The Wall Street Journal] Plants are flowering much faster than scientists had predicted in response to climate change, researchers report, with serious implications for nutrient cycles, pollination and the global food chain.
Different evolutionary processes are thus predicted in response to the uplift of the TP for the Indian, Southeast Asian, and Northeast Asian summer monsoons.
Continued chemical recovery was predicted in response to agreed reductions in acidic deposition to 2020 but thereafter at a much slower rate; no site is expected to return to the original pristine chemical conditions of 1860 by 2100.
LONDON, May 2 (Reuters) - Plants are flowering faster than scientists predicted in response to climate change, research in the United States showed on Wednesday, which could have devastating knock-on effects for food chains and ecosystems.
A second link is achieved by determining rates of gene expression relative to change in HS, which is predicted in response to Tt accumulation.
Although male house mice in our study adjusted overall investment in ejaculate production according to their encounters with male conspecifics, we found no evidence that ejaculate investment increased as predicted in response to encounters with female conspecifics.
Table 3 illustrates the GO analysis, revealing the expression and enrichment of the predicted QTLs in response to abiotic stresses amongst the diverse functional categories in this study.
The microarray analysis predicted that in response to H2O2 under aerobic conditions, ArcA regulates the expression of genes implicated in GSH metabolism.
Moreover, the oxidative stress building block network model components "gtpof(Kras)" and "taof AP-1 complex)" are predicted activated in response to CS.
The combined approaches have been integrated with the hope of predicting not only the consequences of engineering but also of predicting evolution in response to engineering.
For example, the model can better predict change in response to a new infrastructure development than a change in government policy that would affect incentives for people to immigrate to the region.
