Sentence examples for response of white from inspiring English sources

I think I understand the response of white working-class communities to the change.

Unite the Right 3.0 [a recent white nationalist rally] happened in my state, so I know all too well the response of white supremacists and white nationalists to this election.

In addition, our subsequent studies demonstrated that the genetic inactivation of TBLR1 blunts the lipolytic response of white adipocytes through the impairment of cAMP-dependent signal transduction.

(ii) To our knowledge this is the first study focusing on the transcriptome response of white adipose tissue in fasted mice.

The fact that ESR1 is only expressed in white but not brown adipocytes (Rodriguez-Cuenca et al., 2005) is sufficient to explain the differential response of white and brown adipose tissues to neonatal DES treatment.

Figure  1 illustrates the characteristic stress stretch response of white matter tissue: a peculiar nonlinear mechanical behavior, a typical "S-shaped" curve similar to materials with filled elastomers followed by a hysteresis with different stiffnesses in tension and compression and during loading and unloading, and permanent deformations.

And there was diversity in the response of whites, some of whose anger reflected not resentment but moral disappointment at what struck them as the violation of colorblind justice.

The threshold distance increased to a minimum of 8 km in a matrix of native vegetation, suggesting landscape context affects the response of white-browed treecreepers to habitat fragmentation.

Nothing today more clearly indicates the residue of racism still lodging in our society than the responses of white America to integrated housing.

Responses of white physicians who supported the use of race for treatment decision-making are below.

Further, the extensive experience of our laboratory (un-published data) of working with human blood leukocytes as well as published studies [ 14], indicate a great variation in the concentrations and cellular responses of white blood cells of healthy adult female individuals, which correlate to various phases of the menstrual cycle.