Sentence examples for respond toward from inspiring English sources
The phrase "respond toward" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate a reaction or reply directed at something or someone, but "respond to" is more standard. Example: "We need to respond toward the concerns raised by the community."
The results indicated that the prepared NiHCF/CTAB/AuNPs Pt UME had a sensitive respond toward the oxidation of GSH and could be used for its selective determination in the presence of other coexisting interferents in real blood samples.
Like undifferentiated and 8ddiTHP-1 cells, Unc93b1 −/− -3ddiTHP-1 countorespondfailed towardpond toward Sa19 "like" ORNs (Fig 1I).
As such, this within-subject design is effective at testing biases to respond toward or away from the side of the infusion.
To enable this pH-sensitive vesicle to respond toward glucose, GOx/CAT was incorporated to provide the enzyme-mediated pH stimulus.
Depletion experiments suggest that in the context of lipopolysaccharide, the major immune-stimulatory bacterial wall component of Gram-negative bacteria, macrophages are key regulators of the inflammatory response of the hepatocyte in vivo since upon macrophage-ablation hepatocytes do not respond toward a challenge with lipopolysaccharide (Seki et al. 2007).
However, GO terms of changes, which were calculated considering both up- and down-regulated genes were already responding toward stresses.
Optogenetic counteraction of those changes in the VLS and VMS impaired action initiation and increased responding toward non-rewarded cues, respectively.
The as-prepared ECL electrode exhibited strong and stable ECL background in alkaline aqueous solution and responded toward some oxidants or antioxidants such as H2O2 (to be found to enhance its ECL) or resveratrol (to be found to quench its ECL).
Elizabeth responded toward the end of 1585, directing him to contact Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester, her deputy with the rebellious Dutch, and recently commissioned as the commander-in-chief of her army in the Netherlands.
Specifically, we assessed the extent to which participants would withhold responding toward devalued rewards, but continue to respond in order to gain still-valuable rewards.
When acetate in the agar was replaced by an electron acceptor and was added instead onto the filter discs, similar behavioral patterns were observed: perchlorate-grown A. suillum responded toward acetate only when (per chlorate was amended in the agar, while perchlorate-grown D. aromatica responded toward acetate when nitrate or (per chlorate was amended in the agar.
