Sentence examples for responsive to stimuli from inspiring English sources
This review addresses mainly smart polymers, derived from chitosan, including particulate carrier systems, hydrogels and film based materials that are responsive to stimuli such as temperature and pH.
For example, medial ACFs may be more responsive to stimuli with higher intensities and/or higher signal-to-noise ratios than more lateral ACFs [69].
Similar results were confirmed in macrophage-like THP-1 cells, in a CF airway epithelial IB3-1cell line and in its isogenic non-CF C38 cells, even though the latter were reported as generally less responsive to stimuli when compared to IB3-1 [33].
While the aging pituitary remains responsive to GH, GHRH, and GHS, it is less responsive to stimuli such as exercise.
Neurobehaviour refers to an infant's ability to self-regulate, orientate, be responsive to stimuli and sustain attention [ 71].
Additionally, drop point is an ethical experimental endpoint, as mice are still responsive to stimuli and taking food and water.
Reverse correlations may not exceed our statistical threshold because of response variability, or because the neuron is only responsive to stimulus configurations that occur very rarely in the stimulus set.
"We know that children's brains continue to develop through childhood and are responsive to stimulus; we have seen in work with animals that these regions are sensitive to stress and nutrients and caregiving and cognitive stimulation," Hair said.
In general, genes responsive to stimulus and pollen tube growth were enriched in all clusters, consistent with their expression changes under severe drought condition [ 11].
See related research by Peets et al., The mind is never passive; it is a perpetual activity, delicate, receptive, responsive to stimulus.
As expected, many biological processes, such as metabolic process and responsive to stimulus, were perturbed under both chilling conditions since 446 DE genes were common to both CCA and CS (Additional file 2: Table S3A and Figure 3A).
