Sentence examples for range of other responses from inspiring English sources

RB1 and its paralogs are best recognized for their role in the control of gene transcription by which they affect the cell cycle and a range of other responses, including cell differentiation, epithelial to mesenchymal transition, angiogenesis, cell migration, and metabolism (reviewed in Schaal et al. [2014]).

The lower performance of models predicting the magnitude of range contractions compared with that of range expansions also raises the possibility of other response mechanisms to climate change.

These facts along with the ability of H. pylori to switch signals into a TLR-dependent pathway is showing that it may influence under certain circumstances not only gastric pathologies but also a range of other complex responses.

Parents can assess their child's responses in perspective of their regular behavior; MRI staff can compare the child's responses with a broad range of other children's responses.

A Cochrane review [ 3, 6] reported similar findings, with monetary incentives and recorded delivery having the greatest effect on response (response rates doubled) and a range of other strategies significantly increasing the odds of response.

In addition, estrogens are known to play key roles in a wide range of other physiological functions, including immune responses, the central nervous system, and normal somatic cell growth (Filby and Tyler 2005; Gustafsson 2003).

However, in emergency response a range of other decision making styles: analytical; naturalistic; procedural based; creative; and distributive (e.g. Crichton & Flin 2002); are required and need to be matched to the situation and conditions encountered by decision-makers.

Previous researchers of a range of other conditions have compared predictors of the responses in placebo and active arms within the same study where effects between the two arms differed [ 24- 27].

Substantial efforts have been made in the past decade to utilize NIR imaging to facilitate the investigation of breast cancer and human brain functions, monitoring therapy responses, and a range of other applications [ 2].

9 10 11 12 These instruments have also identified the microcirculation as a key factor in a wide range of other diseases, including diagnostic support and treatment responses in oncology.

Inherent within the national strategy responses, and a range of other national policy documents addressing this issue, is the recognition that babies of teenage mothers have increased mortality in their first year and a significantly increased risk of living in poverty, achieving less at school and being unemployed later in life 7 with substantial costs to society.