Sentence examples for response for reducing from inspiring English sources

In general, the UPR is a pro-survival response for reducing the accumulation of unfolded proteins and restore normal ER function.

This paper provides an overview of the status of disaster health management in China, with its aim to promote the effectiveness of the health response for reducing disaster-related mortality and morbidity.

This situation would thus introduce a selection pressure as a secondary response for reducing sex-linked gene expression specifically in the homogametic sex, one means of which would be X-chromosome inactivation (see further in Discussion).

Animals use vigilance, time allocation, and apprehension as fear responses for reducing the likelihood of being killed by their predators.

Increased respiratory load due to unresolved inflammatory response could be responsible for reducing effective neuro-mechanical coupling.

The ISSUE 3 study led to reappraisal of pacing therapy (using DDD pacing with the rate-drop response algorithm) for reducing syncope recurrence in a highly selected patient group (age, ≥40 years) with asystolic VVS clinically documented by implantable loop recorder.

Our analysis surprisingly showed that factors such as age, malnutrition (proportion stunted and wasted), breast feeding, dehydration at enrolment and baseline zinc, which have previously been reported to affect the response to zinc for reducing duration of diarrhea, did not show a statistically significant effect.

These findings, therefore, suggest that future development of response-inhibition training for reducing overeating may benefit by focusing on food stimulus-specific training.

AMH may guide the selection of patient-tailored gonadotrophin starting doses for a more optimal ovarian response, and, more importantly, for reducing the clinical risks associated with excessive response.

In the last years, the NO signal cascade is discussed as a "sense-and-response" pathway for reduced O2 bioavailability through an interaction with the O2-sensing pathway (for review see [ 9]).

We suggest that this mechanism for reducing response fluctuations may be a contributing factor in making the single photon responses of vertebrate retinal rods so remarkably reproducible.