Sentence examples for shift in response to changes from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it has also been recently shown that this natural frequency can shift in response to changes in the neuron's membrane potential [13], [14].
It is now clear that the gut microbiota composition can shift in response to changes in the diet.
This then, leads to a precarious balance being established, which shifts in response to changes in the environment.
In interactions between species, evolutionary optima are forever shifting in response to changes in the biotic environment (Jaenike 1978; Thompson 2005; Thanukos 2010).
Their mobility and reliance on scavenging as opposed to crop growing shifts in response to changes in environmental and economic pressures on availability of resources within the Mikea community as well as those of their Vezo and Masikoro neighbors.
It allows annual simulations of plant species range shifts in response to changes in climate, habitat structure and disturbance (Midgley et al., 2010).
Henry H. Harteveldt, a senior analyst with Forrester Research in San Francisco who follows the industry, said the car rental industry had long been able to shift focus in response to changes in the market, which boded well for Avis's efforts.
Because animals are known to shift their diet in response to changes in resource availability, we may expect that spatial variation in the resource base may account for variation in prey selection by ants in leaf litter.
The authors found that, for both time periods, the early spider orchid's peak flowering time shifted identically and precisely in response to changes in the average spring temperature: they found that flowering times occurred six days earlier for every degree Celsius increase in average springtime temperatures.
Some proteins in our bodies manage similar shifts from soluble to insoluble in response to changes in temperature and other environmental cues.
Weather sensors placed on the roof of the center feed back to the coil, causing it to move and shift in response to wind direction and change luminosity in response to changes in temperature.
