Sentence examples for responding to increased from inspiring English sources

Biosensors have been extensively used for studying the bioavailability of heavy metals and metalloids in polluted soils, mainly using lux and gfp reporter genes inserted under promoters responding to increased intracellular metal concentrations [78].

They suggested that impaired antioxidant defense mechanisms in responding to increased oxidative stress might be an important factor in the pathogenesis of NASH.

In addition, considering that all mRNA markers strongly correlated with each other in tumors, our findings on mRNA expression of the two DNA-repair and the two DNA-replication genes in NSCLC reflect the expected patterns of tissues responding to increased demands for both these cell functions.

Responding to increased complaints, the Sanitation Department added seven agents to the task force, and summonses this fiscal year are up about 40percentt over the same period a year before.

Responding to increased visitation and traffic congestion, the National Park Service implemented a voluntary, summer-only, in-park shuttle system in June 2000.

Our work shows two mechanisms by which this adaption might be achieved: first by axon size, with oligodendrocytes capable of responding to increased fiber caliber by increasing sheath length, and second by axonal molecules that adapt thickness or sheath number.

Responding to increasing pressure from governments and human rights groups, the World Diamond Congress approved a package of measures to track diamonds from the mine to the jewelry store.

Physiological recordings have shown that the shark pressure sensor is clearly capable of responding to increasing as well as decreasing pressure (Fraser and Shelmerdine 2002).

However, some very thoughtful people are responding to increasing systemic risk by wanting to hobble technology.

Responding to increasing natural gas consumption in the world, major oil companies in Europe and the USA developed large natural gas plants.

"Zelaya obviously was responding to increasing activism, in Honduras and the Americas, to reign in the abuses committed with impunity by mining companies," Russell says.