Sentence examples for stimulus to adapt from inspiring English sources

"Again, it seems that bacteria use adversity as a stimulus to adapt to almost everything," he says.

After increasing the light intensity, a series of flashes was run which was followed by a random flicker stimulus to adapt the retina for 20 min before the grating stimulus was started.

63 These heights, however, are clearly not relevant for team-sport AT purposes; that is, if too severe, hypoxia compromises training quality and hence counteracts the possible benefits to be derived from the greater stimuli to adapt.

Those cancer cells that increase expression of genes responsive to these stimuli tend to adapt and survive [ 23].

As shown in Figure 3, the inferred NFkB activity can be characterized as a "two-wave" response; initially it increases due to the inflammatory stimulus while trying to adapt its regulatory activity at 2 3 hr post-endotoxin administration.

These stimuli were intended to adapt the characteristics of the exposing noise to the rodent hearing spectrum, displaced toward higher frequencies than the hearing frequency band of humans.

We derive the minimal network by assuming that the cell-to-cell variability dominates the slow signaling activation, under weak stimuli, in order to adapt to a fluctuating environment.

These hormones induce changes in metabolism and/or ionic regulation that work to combat physiological factors and to eliminate or to neutralize the stressful stimulus, allowing the organism to adapt to its environment and to survive [ 34]; moreover, the adrenal gland is involved in the amphibian reproductive processes [ 35].

This selection and prioritizing of stimuli allows the organism to adapt to the current conditions.

"Sometimes you have to tax the brain a little bit, give it stimulus to encourage the physiology to adapt," said Garry Ho, who directs the Fairfax Family Practice Comprehensive Concussion Center, where Sydney was treated.

The fourth step is to adapt the stimulus of access to treatment to the situation of African migrants, which could include group consultations, financial and non-financial incentives and follow up calls for high risk patients.