Sentence examples for responds sensitively to from inspiring English sources
Near this threshold, protein expression responds sensitively to target mRNA input, consistent with a mathematical model of molecular titration.
In the eukaryotic cell, exchange of biomolecules between nucleus and cytoplasm is a highly regulated process which responds sensitively to changes of the environment.
Those results indicate that calcium-bound P responds sensitively to paleolake nutrients and climatic changes, while the iron-bound P responds to more complex factors, more specific, to the content of iron oxides.
As a consequence, the results confirm that H NMR signal of either the γCH3Val E11 or Tyr C7 responds sensitively to the structural changes in the R to T transition, reports accurately the Hb oxygenation state, and can serve as a vascular oxygen biomarker.
This result prompted us to further pursue the correlation between Rbpj and estrogenic effects in Ishikawa cell line, a human endometrial cell line that expresses ERα and responds sensitively to E2. Rbpj, or together with DNMAML, a dominant-negative form of MAML which blocks the Notch-dependent Rbpj funciton was transfected into Ishikawa cells.
Plant communities respond sensitively to urban expansion and therefore serve as indicators for human land use.
The term attachment parenting was coined by Sears and Sears to refer to a parenting approach that emphasizes responding sensitively to the needs of babies and children.
The simulated results indicated that urban NPS pollution responded sensitively to rainfall events and was greatly affected by the antecedent dry days.
During the social response "B" period, caregivers were instructed to respond sensitively to infants' behavior on one visit and redirectively on the other visit.
"Through the familiarity of the iconography as well as the incredible formal beauty of the photograph, she hopes the viewer will respond sensitively to the things and the people she depicts".
The low Young's modulus makes it possible for these materials to respond sensitively to external forces with a low frequency, and they are nontoxic for the culture of cardiac cells.
