Sentence examples for respond to a pattern from inspiring English sources

This suggests that clinicians are initially slow to respond to a pattern of cough as being due to asthma but rather label it as an acute infection.

Whilst responding to A-P patterning cues by interacting with particular Hox factors through Pbx-Hox TFBSs, these elements concomitantly determine the tissues in which they are active (e.g. hindbrain vs pharyngeal arch) and limit the expression patterns dorso-ventrally, medio-laterally and temporally.

If this is done, an animal trained to respond to a given pattern and permitted to use only one eye during the training is just as efficient, when fully trained, in making the discrimination with the other eye.

If instead Matilda would respond to a coherent pattern of reasons (e.g., bribes of $1,000.00 or higher, and other sorts of incentives), then she would act from a sufficiently reasons-responsive mechanism, even if it was not a strongly responsive one.

Untrained neurons would show a unimodal distribution whereas neurons that have learned to respond to a specific pattern would develop a bimodal distribution of synaptic weights (Toyoizumi et al. 2007); (iv) all synapses are binary, but the efficacy of the 'strong' state is subject to short-term plasticity and homeostasis; (v) some synapses are binary and some are not.

The number of transgender homicide victims in the US has hit a historic high, according to a new report from advocates, leading members of Congress to officially respond to an emerging pattern of tragedy with the first-ever forum on transgender violence.

When nestlings respond to a stimulus, their response pattern shows often a clear pattern with high-motivation calls shortly after the stimulus and a continuous decrease in motivation thereafter (see additional file 3).

Business people behave as they do because they are responding to a different pattern of incentives.

Cartier-Bresson's famous small boy with his wine bottles is responding to a cultural pattern: he wants to be a grownup, a man who drinks wine.

In conclusion, our data suggest that the specific glial cell types respond differentially to injury, suggesting that each cell type responds to a specific pattern of growth factor stimulation at each time point after injury.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08688.024 10.7554/eLiFigure88.025 Figure 3 figure supplement 3. Additional examples of flies responding to a 9-tricosene 'E' pattern.