Sentence examples for responsive to alterations from inspiring English sources

To elucidate the potential anti-androgenic effects of this mixture, we evaluated DE-71 in several in vivo assays, which are responsive to alterations in androgen activity.

While changes in nitrate concentrations in large rivers are generally not as responsive to alterations in diurnal inputs and/or watershed hydrology as small rivers, high-frequency water quality sampling would help in monitoring short-term (days to weeks) variations in nutrient concentration patterns and thus improve the accuracy of nutrient flux estimates.

Consistent with this idea, in vivo gurken signaling activity is highly responsive to alterations in Bruno expression levels [28], [29].

As described above, the majority of mitochondrial genes involved in energy production are either unchanged in muscle of the septic patients or modestly increased, and this agrees with our previous conclusions that in humans, mitochondrial related mRNAs are not highly responsive to alterations in muscle usage in humans [24], [30].

However, the fibroblasts from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis patients remained responsive to alterations in matrix rigidity with decreased proliferation and contractile properties when plated in soft matrices.

In this and previous studies (Mishima et al., 2009), genes related to the actin cytoskeleton are highly responsive to alterations in miR-1 expression.

It remains to be tested whether miR-146a is responsive to alteration of mechanical load in addition to proinflammatory cytokine.

We expected that both fecundity and mortality tolerance would be sensitive to diet because both egg production and survival are regulated by metabolic pathways such as insulin-like signaling, which are responsive to alteration in dietary sugar (e.g. [ 34]).

The Crh− 120 /+ mice exhibited some diurnal variation of corticosterone, thereby indicating that the mutant Crh promoter remained partially responsive to diurnal alterations in physiological activity.

These cellular processes may include (i) a mitochondria-controlled, age-related mode of apoptotic cell death known to be modulated in response to changes in CL concentration within the IMM [ 70, 71]; and (ii) a non-selective pathway of macroautophagy shown to be responsive to certain alterations in lipid metabolism within and lipid exchange between several cellular membranes [ 72- 74].

In addition to the transcription factors, many other genes also showed expression alteration responsive to moderate drought.