Sentence examples for responsive to variations from inspiring English sources

Parasequence stacking patterns are responsive to variations of sediment supply and accommodation (Fig. 2).

The fork-shift model can explain some of the complex behaviours of repeat instability because it is dynamic and responsive to variations in epigenomic and locus activity.

The extent and variability to which human cancer cell lines are responsive to variations in microenvironmental rigidity is unclear.

Further, since ZnT-3 appears to be particularly responsive to variations in glucose, we investigated the effects of ZnT-3 knock-down in INS-1E on in vitro insulin secretion and ZnT-3 knock-out in mice on in vivo glucose metabolism during streptozotocin-induced β-cell stress.

A lack of variability and consistently high or low rates would indicate that the MHQIs are not responsive to variations in practice between hospitals.

The cell response to matrix stiffening was found to vary over 2 weeks in culture; an increased population of terminally differentiating hMSCs was present over time and was no longer responsive to variations in the mechanical properties of the hydrogel.

Natural ecosystems with a long history of grazing can be resilient to changes in species composition over decadal timescales but may be more responsive to variation in climate (e.g. East African savannas; Anderson 2008).

While larger eggs generally result in larger, higher-quality offspring, the relationship between egg size and offspring phenotype is complicated because offspring can evolve to be more or less responsive to variation in yolk provisions.

The differentiation between grasses and forbs based on multiple traits remained robust irrespective of light and nutrient availability (Fig.  1), and the identity of traits most responsive to variation in resource availability was similar among grasses and forbs (Fig.  2) justifying species classification into the commonly used functional groups (Dyer et al. 2001; Tjoelker et al. 2005).

pH-responsive PEM films contain ionizable groups which exhibit volume changes in response to variations in pH and facilitate drug delivery control [31].

"The sensor is responsive to pressure variations or pulses produced during a heart beat cycle," Mr. Linden says in his patent.