Sentence examples for response to extend from inspiring English sources
Onken, B. & Driscoll, M. Metformin induces a dietary restriction-like state and the oxidative stress response to extend C. elegans Healthspan via AMPK, LKB1, and SKN-1.
Dudgeon said it was not clear what triggered the switch, but said it appeared to be a short-term evolutionary response to extend the reproductive life of a female in response to a scarcity of mates.
It may also be involved in bacterial fungal interactions, in particular aiding bacteria in their migratory response to extending fungal hyphae in the mycosphere (Warmink and van Elsas 2009).
They are also stable even in response to extended-spectrum (ESBL) and AmpC β-lactamases.
A typical response is to extend deadlines, run workshops and set up writing centres.
The government's response was to extend the fishing season and raise the quota to what the fishermen had been demanding.
On-chip inductors were adapted to improve the high frequency response and to extend the bandwidth up to 10 GHz.
These observations indicated that despite their opposite effects on lateral migration of KCs, auto/paracrine functions of SLURP-1 and -2 during the cutaneous stress response to wounding extend beyond regulation of keratinocyte motility.
The central bank's most likely response will be to extend a special funding operation it introduced in December.
"I have heard much on the subject of the working classes in this house which, I confess, has filled me with feelings of some apprehension," Conservative statesman Lord Salisbury told parliament in 1866, in response to plans to extend the suffrage.
An alternative possible response would be to extend the higher-order theory in question to include the relevant sort of access-consciousness as a further component.
