Sentence examples for tertiary response from inspiring English sources

A fascination with the details and flavor of those references was maybe my tertiary response.

A tertiary response may be needed to protect the system against possible subsequent events when both primary and secondary responses have been depleted.

Primary response is provided locally at device level, secondary response is mainly area-wide inside an administrative area, and tertiary response is a global concept for interconnected systems and it is related with the services provided by the reserve.

It should be noted that TXNIP expression levels were only significantly decreased in callipyge semimembranosus, and not in the longissimus dorsi indicating that this gene is a muscle specific tertiary response.

These PsaA-specific antibody responses were further increased in the tertiary response following a boost with PsaA alone.

One older time point, 80 days of age, was included for well-established hypertrophy in the current study and the broadest inclusion of the tertiary responses.

A quantitative PCR validation strategy using a larger data set and three muscles was used to help define secondary and tertiary responses in hypertrophy.

Changes in gene expression during muscle hypertrophy can be categorized as the primary causative genes, DLK1 and RTL1, which are known due to the inheritance model, the secondary effector genes that have a direct transcriptional response to DLK1 and RTL1 activities and the tertiary responses associated with hypertrophy such as protein accretion, myofiber type and metabolic changes.

Our extended design incorporates early monitoring of global gene expression (2 24 hrs) to capture the ER-mediated effects as well as subsequent secondary and tertiary responses.

If the two ligand-receptor complexes elicit different behaviours at the primary response genes, it is likely that subsequent differences in secondary and tertiary responses would also be propagated over time.

Thus, GI secondary stress responses may directly contribute to tertiary stress responses like decreases in growth and increases in susceptibility to pathogens and disease.