Sentence examples for responding to altered from inspiring English sources
And if dieting made a fat person thin, his bacterial flora changed to match.Experiments on mice suggest this is not just a question of the bacteria responding to altered circumstances.
However, why these changes occur is unknown nor is it always clear if these changes are the causes of the tumour growth or if they are responding to altered environments (e.g. hypoxia).
In comparison with the previous microarray studies, the number of genes responding to altered FeHm status is lower in both 86-028NP and R2846 than was observed for the previously reported isolates.
Photoreceptors involved in the perception of light changes include a set of phytochromes responding to altered R FR ratios (Quail et al. 1995; Neff et al. 2000; Smith 2000) together with blue light-induced cryptochromes and phototropins (Christie et al. 1998; Briggs and Huala 1999; Cashmore et al. 1999).
On the basis of these findings, we hypothesized that diabetes may be associated with alterations in how veins "sense" and "respond" to altered mechanical loading.
But one thing we have learned about this administration is that it never responds to altered circumstances by changing its plans; all it does is change the sales pitch.
In addition, vascular cells detect and respond to altered stimuli from the matrix by pathological remodeling of the vascular wall.
Nevertheless, The results are consistent with the recent discovery that roosting bats respond to altered polarity of the magnetic field when choosing a roosting location [9].
Only then, can we begin to dissect ecologically and socially relevant phenotypes related not only to photoperiodism and diapause, but also to understanding the potential for animal populations to respond to altered seasonal environments due to rapid climate change [16], [53].
Thus, H. pylori may actively respond to altered IFN- γ levels for persistent colonization.
This implies that the trypanosome has a very limited capacity to respond to altered circumstances in vivo, except via pre-programmed differentiation pathways.
