Sentence examples for reflected in response to from inspiring English sources

Underlying genetic variation in photoperiodically induced diapause induction, reflected in response to artificial selection, is often retained after long periods in culture where loss of genetic variation would be expected (reviewed in Tauber et al. 1986).

In this study we demonstrated impaired hormone responsiveness in C57BL/6 mammary epithelial cells that is reflected in responses to both physiologic and neoplastic stimuli, making the strain resistant to hormonal carcinogenesis.

The court's unanimity was not reflected in responses to the decision.

This is reflected in responses to questions on offenders' perceptions of their schools, families and the police; in a majority of cases their views of these central social institutions are negative.

Temporal attitudes, as reflected in responses to time questionnaire inquiries, did however exhibit significant differences across age.

Behavioural studies have shown that listeners are sensitive to the presence of this type of syntactic ambiguity, and this is reflected in responses to the disambiguating word when it follows an ambiguous phrase compared with an unambiguous phrase (Tyler and Marslen-Wilson, 1977).

So readers end up creating their own versions of what happens in the book, and the book in turn moves and shifts and reflects in response to the individual inclinations and world views of readers.

The second round of voting generated a greater level of differentiation between the options and reflected changes in response to the discussion regarding the desirability of each option.

"Let the record reflect that in response to a question the witness screamed quite audibly," Justice William M. Erlbaum told the court reporter.

Stress applied to laboratory animals results in a decreased density of α2-adrenergic autoreceptors in the hippocampus and amygdala, reflecting downregulation in response to elevated circulating endogenous circulating catecholamines, among other desensitizing actions [ 15].

Induction of COL2 expression is observed in in vitro cultures of human chondrocytes in the presence of reduced oxygen levels suggesting that COL2 induction reflects counterregulation in response to tissue stress [ 34].