Sentence examples for response in favor of from inspiring English sources
The region is known to play a role in what are called the brain's executive functions, including blocking one possible response in favor of another.
In addition, it stimulates the inflammatory response in favor of the adipose tissue remodeling and energy expenditure to fight against obesity.
It also influences the audience in making a purchase decision, raising awareness of the brand, and influencing their positive response in favor of the advertised product (Matthes et al., 2014; Niazi et al., 2012).
In addition, our data show evidence of potent immunomodulatory effects of hAFSC that appear to control the local immune response in favor of a tissue cytokine and cellular milieu that promotes prevention or resolution of tissue damage.
A higher relative response in favor of the CpG group for two cytokines was observed.
The task requires the ability to actively inhibit a learned response in favor of a more voluntary (and difficult) response.
I gratefully read your Dec. 11 editorial "Death of an American City"; I sadly read some responses in favor of "relocating" New Orleans (letters, Dec. 13).
Modern culture has spent so much time divorcing itself and protecting itself from the body's responses in favor of those of the mind that maybe it can stand to be reminded of how powerful the deep currents of corporeal life are, and that a vital life is perhaps lived in the company of both versions.
Counterintuitively, much of what makes us human is not an ability to do more things, Gazzaniga writes, but an ability to inhibit automatic responses in favor of reasoned ones; consequently, we may be the only species that engages in delayed gratification and impulse control (thank you, prefrontal cortex).
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The Cognitive Reflection Test (CRT; Frederick, 2005) is a three-item performance-based measure designed to assess one's tendency to over-ride automatic responses in favor of further reflection.
