Sentence examples for progressively responding from inspiring English sources
While traditionally "development" actors are progressively responding in emergencies, there appears to remain a time lag in their participation in the FTS process, especially.
The percentage of OVA-specific CD8+ T cells expressing active caspase-3 decreased progressively as responding cells approached the peak of response at day 7 post-infection and remained at a basal level subsequently.
Activity in primary visual cortex and putamen reflected learning-dependent surprise: these areas responded progressively more to unpredicted, and progressively less to predicted visual stimuli.
Following acquisition of reliable ethanol (10%) self-administration at the end of the saccharin fading procedure, ethanol-reinforced responding increased progressively during the conditioning phase.
Artisans were frequently attached to the proprietors of the shōen and progressively became more specialized, responding to a specific growth of consumer demand.
Affected areas of the kidney, responding to progressively lower blood flow rates, try to restore their blood flow by producing renin leading to elevated levels of angiotensin II and aldosterone.
The genes of the electron-transport chain responded progressively to fasting.
The AACTP trains participants to ignore the task-irrelevant aspect of stimuli (their alcohol relatedness) and to respond progressively faster to the task-relevant aspect (the color).
The mice progressively began to respond to light rather than to the air flow that was switched on when they would not leave the starting shelter box on time.
At every concentration except for 0.2 mM VPA, the great majority of responding genes behaved in one of four general ways, namely progressively increasing from t0, progressively decreasing from t0, increasing after an initial lag and decreasing after an initial lag.
If the United States does not proactively shape the security environments in which it operates, it is left to respond on progressively less favorable terms.
