Sentence examples for respond extensively to from inspiring English sources

Transmeta officials said today that their company, which recently filed for an initial public offering, is in a quiet period under Securities and Exchange Commission rules and therefore could not respond extensively to Intel's statements.

The cells respond extensively to environmental factors, are difficult to maintain in primary cultures, and have a short lifetime.

Ependymal cells, located in the central canal of spinal cord, possess neural stem/progenitor cell properties and may respond extensively to insulting signals in spinal cord tissue.

The authors responded extensively to my criticism although not always in a fully satisfying manner.

In most cases the simulated patients responded extensively to IDK-Qs, which suggests that they did not have a blocking effect.

Recent studies [5], [6], [7] have shown that the transcriptome of GBS responds extensively to environmental changes, therefore we hypothesized that this organism will significantly remodel its global transcript profile in response to growth in human amniotic fluid.

They respond more extensively to questions, putting lessons learned in a broad context.

Parents often responded minimally but in a way which treated the unilateral pronouncements as adequate [ 35, 61] or occasionally (as for the diagnosis) parents responded more extensively to assess the decision, by drawing on their own knowledge or previous experience to support or challenge the decision [ 61].

This suggests that transcription regulation is used extensively to respond to environmental cues.

Dr Dalton also looked at extensively drug-resistant, or XDR, tuberculosis, which is almost untreatable, failing to respond to back-ups to the back-ups.

This also means that the responsiveness of MoMΦ and MoDCs to LPS was similar but DCs, unlike MΦ, did not extensively respond to S. Typhimurium infection.