Sentence examples for temper response to from inspiring English sources

In lung cancer, highly significant association between E2F1 and the ATP-binding cassette sub-family G member 2 has been found implying that E2F1 could temper response to chemotherapeutic drugs.

The CNN host urged both sides to temper responses to the former Trump lawyer's remarks.

Faldo had a more tempered response to his standing in the game.

That could explain why cryptocurrency markets had a tempered response to ICE's announcement.

Yet South Korea has tempered its response to the North's attacks.

This tempers their response to confrontation, and as a result, they react less negatively or harshly than anyone might have imagined, including the men themselves.

In the present work, the problem of vulnerability is not limited to a socially tempered response nor to a condition of potential exposure.

The cells can temper the immune response to a pathogen without causing potentially dangerous long-term immune suppression.

According to the definition under consideration, DMDD would be characterized by severe, recurrent temper outbursts in response to common stressors that are not developmentally appropriate and are out of proportion to the situation.

And her foreign minister, Guido Westerwelle of the Free Democrats, called on Wednesday for the West to temper its responses, to avoid undue celebration "that could again lead to incitement or the heroization of Al Qaeda".

Given that tempering the microvascular response to IR is a targeted approach to normal tissue radiation protection, we were interested in investigating the potential radiation protection by a novel endothelial cell-targeted preclinical compound.