Sentence examples for response in conjunction with from inspiring English sources

Mali launched an emergency response in conjunction with the WHO when the girl's situation came to light.

This observation may be due to the rapid evolution of HIV and positive selection pressure from the immune response in conjunction with compensatory mutations in the observed sequences.

creC encodes for a sensor kinase that is believed to cross-regulate the phosphate limitation response in conjunction with PhoR [70].

VIMSS581522 is likely to be involved in the chemotactic response in conjunction with VIMSS581521 (histidine kinase) and VIMSS581523 (methyl accepting chemotaxis protein), which would confer the ability to display a chemotactic response to aromatic compounds.

In particular, a number of studies have shown that an increased fetal hemoglobin (HbF; αγ) response in conjunction with either sickle cell disease or β-thalassemia has an ameliorating effect on the clinical disease [ 3, 4].

Due to the rapid response, the effect of IL-33 on [Ca2+]i elevation is likely to be a direct effect on ASM, but in the mast cells it could be a synergistic response in conjunction with preformed mediators released by mast cells.

Comparisons to classification design rules indicate that there is scope for further assessment of safety margins, including investigation of global responses in conjunction with any local loading due to the presence of floodwater.

It was based on these responses, in conjunction with the artworks themselves, that the judges chose the two winning artists for the debut of this innovative project: Taro Shinoda and Tadasu Takamine both contemporary Japanese artists who have received international acclaim.

Myeloid-derived suppressor cells (MDSCs) are one of the key suppressor cells that regulate antitumor immune responses in conjunction with Tregs in tumor-bearing hosts [ 72].

Natural selection shaped these protective responses in conjunction with regulation mechanisms that express them when they are likely to be useful.

We therefore sought to investigate whether the induction of cellular immune responses, in conjunction with antibody responses, could enhance vaccine efficacy by targeting the parasite at both the liver and blood stages of malaria infection.