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Unfortunately, it has recently been shown that many patients do not, or only slightly, respond to anti-TNF-α therapy and that up to 50% of patients become resistant to TNF-α therapy after five years of treatment [ 19].
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Both promoter constructs only slightly responded to Tg, but the deletion of the three suppressive regions (+11/-396 m1; CRELD2 promoter and -396/+11 m1; ALG12 promoter) restored responsiveness to Tg.
In contrast, the ALG12 promoters only slightly responded to Tg even though some of the reporters contained the ERSE motif, which is 300-bp apart from the transcription start site of the mouse ALG12 gene.
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Slightly less genes (564) respond to an overexpression of CYC (284 up- and 280 down-regulated).
In the immortal words of Marilyn Monroe, "If you can make a woman laugh, you can make her do anything" (don't worry, ladies — the same is true for men!) Try to be playful and even slightly sarcastic as you respond to the statements of the person you're talking to.
The euro rebounded slightly, perhaps responding to news that it had an unlikely new champion: Saddam Hussein.
The flowers are slightly fragrant, and cut branches respond to forcing in the same way as other forsythias.
One can, of course, also look at other points on the curve, if that is of relevance for a particular research question, e.g. how would we expect older adults to respond to a slightly blurred user interface compared to younger adults.
Each person we interact with can influence us to act in slightly different ways as we respond to what they are like and the kind of relationship we have with them".
K. lactis HEM1 responds only slightly to non-fermentable carbon sources but does respond to changes in oxygen and heme.
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