Sentence examples for sequence in response to from inspiring English sources
A phytochrome is a two-component system, with a membrane-bound sensor protein and an intracellular response regulator protein, which function in sequence in response to an extracellular signal.
An interrupt is an event from either an internal or an external source where a processor will stop its current processing and switch to a different instruction sequence in response to an event that has occurred either internally or externally.
The core molecules in these systems are bacterial regulator proteins that bind to or dissociate from a cognate DNA operator sequence in response to an exogenous stimulus like a small-molecule inducer.
An individual strand displacement reaction involves revealing a new sequence in response to the presence of some initiator strand.
The artist worked with a computer programmer to develop software that draws randomly from this database of images to create a changing sequence in response to the pitch of Stravinsky's music.
Our results strongly support the in vitro specific binding of NF-κB to both sites in the COQ7 sequence in response to CPT.
"This is the first time a plant genome has been rapidly sequenced in response to an emerging disease threat," said project leader Richard Buggs, at Queen Mary University of London.
The dancers wore an annoyingly whimsical selection of clown and carnival outfits (tulle skirts, striped tights, hair in bunches, a skeleton suit), and began a series of mimed sequences in response to annoyingly whimsical, unconvincingly enunciated commands and comments.
This suggests that some day, perhaps 30 years from now when the workings of cellular machinery can be mimicked, it may actually be feasible to build one of his computers.In theory, it would then be possible to place a computer inside a cell, along with a suitable collection of rule molecules, and program it to generate particular RNA sequences in response to different circumstances.
Stand composition and forest structure are the result of a complex interplay of physiological tolerances and competitive interactions leading to a mosaic of interrupted or arrested succession sequences, in response to physical/chemical gradients and landform changes.
That is, by reducing non-determinism of an abstraction FSM, the number of output sequences produced at two (or more) states in response to an input sequence usually decreases; and thus the possibility of producing disjoint output responses, i.e. separating sequences, in response to the input sequence increases.
