Sentence examples for responds to a range from inspiring English sources

As far as actually using the microwave, it responds to a range of voice commands.

In Figure 2 c we show how the level of autophagy, over the course of 4 days, responds to a range of cisplatin doses up to C = 100.

Fructose bisphosphatealdolase responds to anoxic environments [ 54]; temperature-induced lipocalin responds to heat stress [ 55],[ 56]; and heat shock protein responds to a range of environmental stresses, including oxidative [ 57], salt and osmotic stresses [ 49].

p38 responds to a range of cell stresses and through activation of MK2 promotes the translation of proinflammatory mediators (32), whereas ERK1/2 is commonly associated with responses such as cell proliferation and differentiation (26).

These results are concordant with studies of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae that have shown that yeast responds to a range of environmental stressors with a stereotypical change in gene expression and the suppression of around ten percent of assayed genes, many of which function in protein synthesis and cell growth [ 32].

Grasshoppers, butterflies, and moths also have cells that respond to a range of secondary compounds.

In August 2013 a conference of health service managers (HSMs) within the organisation was held to discuss how they could respond to a range of different issues.

As Lewontin shows from experiments with plants and flies, the way genetically different individuals respond to a range of environments is indeed thoroughly unpredictable.

Now is the time to suggest a wish list of innovation, using digital's incredible strengths (sheer capacity, some interactivity, its ability to respond to a range of individual needs).

But what I mainly witnessed was  the unit responding to a range of helpless situations, from suicide threats, to people wandering naked down main roads, to frightened partners of drunk and angry men.

In the meeting, Mr. Obama ordered the Pentagon to begin "mobilizing all available military assets to respond to a range of contingencies in Libya and other countries in the region," said Tommy Vietor, a spokesman for the National Security Council.