Sentence examples for responsiveness to variations from inspiring English sources

Secondly, ACPAs likely represent products of long-lived memory plasma cells [ 30], whereas RF may be at least partly produced by a particular subset of B lymphocytes, B-1 cells; the former may have less plasticity and responsiveness to variations of the disease process or might be less involved in cell-cell interactions in RA than the latter [ 31, 32].

Our data strongly support the notion that tRNA gene transcription in eukaryotes is modulated by composite TFIIIB binding sites that may confer responsiveness to variation in TFIIIB activity and/or concentration.

Three aspects of the assessment were considered; these were variation within and between participants, "fit" which indicates participant's responsiveness to the variation in cue or factor weights across cases, and the relative importance (weights) for each of the case factors in making the risk assessments and the decision to transfer.

From a policy perspective, it appears that investments in livestock marketing systems might enhance drought adaptation by increasing pastoralist marketing responsiveness to climatic variation.

The large temporal variation in green roof effluent water quality supports the need for long-term studies to characterize the complexity of these engineered ecosystems and their responsiveness to environmental variation.

The MAX minus MIN (in years) was our measure of sensitivity (for example, responsiveness) to long-term variations in UVR.

At present, variation in GLP1R has not been associated with type 2 diabetes (10); together with the data in our study, this suggests that genetic differences in GLP-1 responsiveness attributable to variation in GLP1R likely occurs at supraphysiologic GLP-1 concentrations.

Other mechanisms that could account for differential responsiveness to IFNß include variation in activity of inhibitory transcription factors.

The difference between lifespan at MAX and MIN serves as a surrogate for sensitivity (or responsiveness) to long-term variation in UVR.

It is possible it represents innate differences in immunological responsiveness to the antigens, or variations in antigenic exposure in different patients due to variations in treatment timings or disease severity.

Both increased responsiveness and decreased responsiveness to pain and temperature variations were described, as well as responses that were variably increased or decreased within or between modalities.