Sentence examples for the direct responsiveness from inspiring English sources

The direct responsiveness of Spot 42 levels to glucose and cAMP is due to repression of spf by a cAMP-CRP (cAMP-receptor protein) complex [ 7, 8].

The direct responsiveness of many quorum sensing target genes to receptor protein levels early in growth confirms the role of super-regulation in quorum sensing gene expression.

Changes in the expression of cold-shock proteins (RBM3 increased, CSDA and YB-1 decreased) and the increase in histone H2A.V at 25°C potentially counteract the generalized decrease in gene expression by enhancing translation efficiency and the direct responsiveness of genes to cold, respectively.

The first is direct responsiveness to an environmental cue (or cues) for time of year, most commonly seasonal changes in photoperiod.

In addition, the ability to store these compounds or their precursors in specialized leaf structures (e.g. secretory cavities or trichomes) and their inducibility upon abiotic and biotic stresses creates variance from direct responsiveness to increasing temperature or modelling their species-specific emission potential [ 20, 35].

MoCA demonstrated that this adaptation to hypoxia is the direct consequence of the higher responsiveness (elasticity) of ATP production of CH hearts compared with Controls (−1.88±0.38 vs −0.89±0.41, p<0.01) measured under low oxygen perfusion.

Estimating measurement error in these instruments is important because of the direct impact on reliability, effect size, responsiveness and sample size calculations [ 10, 11].

It features all of the playful and direct driver responsiveness you'd expect from a real sports car, but without the nervousness you might get from a down and dirty racing machine.

Substantial differences between the direct and indirect effects of GH on the osteoblast partially explain changes in skeletal responsiveness to GH and IGF-I.

Direct calcium responsiveness of the core machinery for oxidizing ER client protein thiols has been dismissed by our studies.

Strikingly, direct light responsiveness of peripheral clocks is also encountered in a vertebrate, the zebrafish.