Sentence examples for responses listed from inspiring English sources

The first, cloned in 1985 from estrogen-responsive breast cancer cells, 54, 55 is expressed in classic estrogen target cells and tissues and is responsible for the standard estrogen responses listed above.

Later, when disease is discussed, it will be apparent that to a considerable extent disease represents a failure of homeostasis and the other defensive responses listed above.

Their responses, listed below, are edited for brevity and arranged by field of expertise.

Some common responses listed under 'Other' were curiosity, rebellion, because other people were smoking, or because they had personal problems.

The most frequent responses listed by the students were: use of images, written information, gesture, and reduced speech rate.

ABA has been shown to play a role in the stress responses listed in these GO categories (reviewed in [ 35, 38, 74- 76]), thereby supporting our results.

Passengers can also send text messages, naming an intersection or street address, and receive responses listing local bus routes.

What makes this character interesting?" After a few minutes, allow students to share their responses, listing the names of the characters on the board.

Although the proportion of students with incorrect responses listing Wikipedia as their preference (14.3%) was not different (χ2 = 0.345, p > 0.10), significantly fewer students with incorrect answers listed PubMed (10%) than would be expected (χ2 = 11.350, p < 0.01).

In this case, if the response listed a disproportionate number of suggestions that were consistent with one approach (e.g., if the response listed three suggestions in line with reform and only one in line with enforcement, as in "investigate the root cause, institute new educational programs, create jobs, and hire more police") then it was coded as a full point for the corresponding category.

Other relevant groups, accounting for 12, 10 and 7% of the TDFs, respectively, include single-organism process, response to stimulus (particularly response to biotic stress, oxidative stress, response to wounding and defense response, listed in Table  2) and biological regulation.