Sentence examples for substances in response from inspiring English sources
Sorghum plants, particularly genotypes with red seed color, accumulate a range of phenolic substances in response to pathogen attacks [ 39].
The endothelium releases these vasoactive substances in response to mechanical stimuli, such as pressure and shear stress, as well as various hormonal stimuli, such as insulin.
The present experiments do not clarify the mechanism of the melanocortin peptides' inhibitory effect on Mos' ability to produce chemotactic and activating substances in response to MSU.
The endothelium exerts its function in maintaining vascular homeostasis through the balanced release of a number of autocrine and paracrine substances in response to physical, biological, and chemical stimuli [ 1].
Such disparate actions are often coordinated broadly throughout neural circuits, or even the entire nervous system, through the broad release of these substances in response to salient environmental stimuli or changes in physiological state [ 5].
Blagojevich offered little of substance in response.
Chemicals substances produced in response to pain may sensitize free nerve endings, resulting in abnormal discharge of pain afferents.
Interviewee 6 From our analysis it became clear that during the course of the intervention, women's communication about their tobacco use and the use of other addictive substances changed in response to what they perceived as a shift in communication style.
On the other hand, the greater variances for DZ twin marijuana use may indicate sibling interaction, for example where one twin is less likely to engage in substance use in response to the other twins' substance using behaviour.
Two years ago he and his colleagues published a study in which they showed that those teenagers who were better at doing so had a lower concentration of C-reactive protein, a substance made in response to inflammation and associated with an elevated risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
The current study incorporates both of these by examining LGB individuals' perceptions of peers' use of alcohol and other drugs to cope with a sexual minority stressor, and whether perceptions of peer coping norms relate to one's own coping-motivated substance use in response to the stressor.
