Sentence examples for responses raised from inspiring English sources

The large number of the dehydration stress-memory responsive genes and the diversity of their transcriptional responses raised questions of their functions and of whether there was a preferential association of particular cellular functions with any of the four memory types.

In its response to the consultation, the department said: "The majority of responses raised concerns with the proposals.

But the reduction of learning to mere external stimuli and overt responses raised discordant theoretical objections that the inner activities of the organism were being ignored.

To further investigate the induction of adhesion blocking antibody responses, all single recombinant domains of VAR2CSA-FCR3 were used in immunizations of mice, rats and rabbits, and compared to responses raised against the full length recombinant protein.

Nonetheless, reassortant viruses can be useful tools to evaluate immune responses raised to H5N1 HA and NA components in the absence of a high containment facility and special permits required to work with wild-type H5N1 viruses.

To protect confidentiality and enable identification in the event responses raised concerns about immediate risk, a unique code was derived for each student who participated in the study.

He grew testy in his responses, raising his voice and jabbing his finger in the air.

Of course, the news — as well as the responses — raises doubts about who is telling the truth and about how extensive the spying program really may be.

MICHAEL A. RUGH Lake in the Hills, Ill., Dec. 19, 2012 The Writer Responds These responses raise the many challenges facing our country in both the short run and long term.

Response rate and variability of responses raise encouraging arguments for the relevance of EF in participation assessment and the use of G-MAP in cognitive and psychic disabilities.

Such wide variation in women's responses raises concerns about the comparability of the underlying attitudinal question, and the validity of comparative research that assumes comparability.