Previous studies also showed that SA, ABA and CK contents, or genes responsive to these hormones, were significantly increased in rice leaves in response to M. oryzae infection (Verma et al. 2016; Cao et al. 2016).
At first, the President had seemed, as he "reorganized" his government, to be striving to devise policies that were responsive to these issues.
Devolution – through the combining of authorities and the pooling of resources, expertise, data and funding – presents a real opportunity to better plan and manage infrastructure that is responsive to these challenges.
So, besides trying to help our kids navigate the online space, and telling Facebook that we want it to be more responsive to these things, what do you see as something important that parents can do?
To survive in the marketplace, software products and services ought to be responsive to these changes.
Visible Technologies is a company that helps corporations manage their online reputations by becoming more aware of and responsive to these conversations.
Many philosophers take such structural requirements at face value, granting that practical reason is rightly governed by and responsive to these wide-scope demands.
In order to survive in the turbulent environment, manufacturing organisations must become flexible and responsive to these dynamic changes in the business environment.
Direct-acting antivirals (DAAs) effectively eradicate chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, although HCV genotype 3a is less responsive to these drugs.
Unlike hCSSCs, hCFs were less responsive to these environmental cues and under identical culture conditions generated an ECM that poorly mimicked the native, functional tissue structure and composition.
Hyperthermia, a temperature change with a range between 37 and 42 °C, may increase the permeability of blood vessels and enhance the delivery of nanocarriers, such as ThermoDox, which are responsive to these changes [16].
