Sentence examples for responding to experiments from inspiring English sources

Responding to experiments in the Netherlands and the United States in which scientists created a highly transmissible form of the potentially deadly H5N1 bird flu virus, the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity urged scientific journals not to publish details of the work out of fear that the information could be used by terrorists.

It will examine how the first seven days of development in the egg respond to experiments that are designed to modify it as it grows from one cell to more than 250.

A9 SCIENCE/HEALTH Assurances Offered on Patients The scientist who conducted a gene therapy experiment, responding to questions about whether childhood brain cancer patients had been exposed to the viruses that cause AIDS and hepatitis C, said chances were "infinitesimally small" that anyone had been harmed.

In the case of rural Tanzanian women responding to a discrete choice experiment asking them to rank preferences for place of delivery, respectful treatment by staff was valued higher than other factors, such as distance and cost, in deciding to seek safer facility births [ 110].

To kick off we explored 'doughnut economics' - how we can find a safe space for human wellbeing on our highly threatened one planet and how the 'eclipsing of capitalism' which Jeremy Rifkin and Paul Mason have recently described, and growing band of next economy movements and experiments is responding to these challenges.

In addition, subjects with FRAXA have no difficulty hearing the tone (as tested before the experiments) or responding to the air puff.

We also compared the PD-ICA network to a map of regions responding to stimulus value during fMRI experiments as identified by meta-analysis (Bartra et al., 2013).

He said the company would ensure that free digital content would "not diminish the value of the paid edition" but conceded that "we will continue to experiment and adapt, responding to changes in the marketplace and technology".

As in Experiment 1, responding to the transfer CSs was greater on same trials than on different trials (top panel of Fig. 5).

This shows that there were two distinct main behaviors of abiotic stress response genes in our experiment, both responding to short-term temperature/solar radiation and drought but to different extents.

How about some experiments with a baby responding to the voice of its mother or to another child?