Sentence examples for responsive above from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it shouldn't be so surprising, though, when you consider that Mr. Obama's focus on legislation has forced him to be responsive, above all else, to the shifting tides of populist sentiment in Congress.

Although Cit.4553.1.S1_s_at itself is not HLB responsive, the above three defense hubs to which it connects were reported to be up-regulated in some of the transcriptomic studies (Additional file 1).

It is here within the academic domain that the relationship between philosophical-religious theory and bioethics will tend to be most explicit and most welcome, although even here bioethicists need to be responsive to the above constraints should they desire the fruits of their intellectual labors eventually to have some influence on public policy.

Most writers, including Chaucer, composed poetry privately, using wax tablets or such parchment as was available, and then read it aloud to a small and responsive and (above all) personally selected group.

EMSA revealed the specific binding of the nuclear extract from C/EBPβ-overexpressed ATDC5 cells with the oligonucleotide probe containing the identified responsive element above (Figure 5D).

If you're itching to see more exhibitions from the group you'll be able to get up close and personal with their responsive LED sculpture "Triptych" (above) at both the New York and London Creators events.

In addition to two responsive glutathione peroxidase discussed above, our proteomic analysis showed that a bacterioferritin comigratory protein (Slr0242), a rehydrin (Slr1198) and a methionine sulfoxide reductase A (Sll1394) were also induced in response to the oxidative stress caused by hexane in Synechocystis (Table 1).

Consistent with the roles of ET and JA discussed above, ET-responsive TFs including the AP2/ERF-family TFs (subfamily of ET-response factors) [ 74] and bhlh-family TFs (regulating JA responses) [ 58] were upregulated to relatively high levels (2-14 fold).

Most of them (12) were unclassified after cluster analysis, indicating that their expression cannot be associated with the accumulation of the other well known drought-responsive genes above described.

Recordings were only included if criteria (a c) were fulfilled; if (d) was not fulfilled, a field recording was performed to ensure that the animal was odor-responsive (see above).

We next examined the effects of ChREBP over-expression on the levels of mRNAs encoding the above glucose-responsive genes in intact islets of Langerhans.