Sentence examples for responds to higher from inspiring English sources

Earth's equatorial band of forests might either slow down or speed up global warming, scientists say, depending on how it responds to higher temperatures.

"The level of productivity will presumably undergo a one-time downward adjustment as our economy responds to higher levels of perceived risk, but once the adjustment is completed, productivity growth should resume at rates in excess of those that prevailed in the quarter-century preceding 1995," he said.

We conclude that weedy rice responds to higher N rates, takes up more N, and has higher N use efficiency for biomass production than rice.

While one subtype only responds to physiological and innocuous levels of endogenous intramuscular metabolites (lactate, ATP, protons) associated with 'normal', predominantly aerobic exercise, the other subtype only responds to higher and concurrently noxious levels of metabolites present in muscle during ischemic contractions or following, for example, hypertonic saline infusions.

The sensor kinase NarX responds to higher concentrations of nitrate than its paralog NarQ, which also responds to nitrite and aeration [ 25, 26].

The human brain, these researchers say, responds to high-stakes trading just as it does to the lure of sex.

But the former is vulnerable to political pressures and inefficient administration, while the latter only responds to high-profile cases.

"It's important for us to be here to see if the audience responds to high quality classical art like this".