Sentence examples for respond to differences from inspiring English sources
However, it is unknown how patterns of flux control may change in different environments, or if insect herbivores respond to differences in pathway flux.
They do not respond to differences between boys and girls, but rather create and enforce gender stereotypes.
These are small circular patches in the centre of each set of orientation columns, and their cells respond to differences in colour within their receptive fields; they do not respond to lines or edges.
Nonetheless our finding could also respond to differences in the ethnic composition of the pool of applicants across neighborhoods.
Again, we'll have to see how iPad owners respond to differences in pricing levels across categories over time before jumping to any conclusions.
How do wage differences respond to differences in height in the work force if new cohorts of workers are taller than their predecessors?
Discussion: The difference in results with other authors might respond to difference in expertise (first experience on our medium), wider inclusion criteria, and number of patients.
Investigating multiple species and comparing how each would respond to the same soil moisture regime are beneficial to understanding how a single species responds to differences in soil moisture (Nishimura and Laroque 2011; Jansons et al. 2016).
These adhesions display two characteristic functional and structural features: they are robust, enabling the creation of long-range, long-term tissue scaffolding, and they act as 'environmental sensors,' responding to differences in ECM properties such as composition, rigidity, micro-topography, and deformability.
Illuminators responded to differences in taste by producing more lavish and extravagantly decorated works tailored for foreign elites, including Edward IV of England, James IV of Scotland and Eleanor of Viseu.
When we appreciate the degree to which all of our relationships are enhanced by breaking the habit of responding to differences with defensive and offensive patterns, we've already taken the most important step in the process of becoming liberated from our automatic protective reactions.
