Sentence examples for to represent a response from inspiring English sources

to represent a response to reality.

The Sangoan seems to represent a response to the environmental conditions of this tropical rain-forest region.

Naked Under Her Clothes thus came to represent a response to this outrage, tapping into her deep and enduring feminist roots along with her sense of irony and humor.

Upregulation of dPGC-1 is a hallmark of CR-mediated longevity and is thought to represent a response mechanism to compensate for energetic deficits caused by limited nutrient availability [ 2, 16].

This suggests that the differences in gene expression which we observed in the two sets of genotypes at the end of the drought stress period are likely to represent a response to the drought stress rather than a difference between the two pools per se.

HMOX-1 expression has been shown to be upregulated in rat heart microvessel endothelial cells exposed to organic extracts of diesel exhaust particles (Furuyama et al. 2006), an effect that is likely to represent a response directed against ROS production (Morita 2005).

Melanopsin-expressing RGC do not cease firing at light offset [25], so brain responses to light offsets are unlikely to represent a nonvisual response to light.

The micro-scale approach utilized the GMC semi-analytical micromechanical theory to represent a nonlinear response of the tows.

Gastrointestinal (GI) mucosal abnormalities have been observed within 24 h of admission to ICU and are thought to represent a 'stress' response.

Since the earthquake swarms in Long Valley Caldera and Mount Rainier seem to represent a delayed response to the Denali fault earthquake, Prejean et al. (2004) suggested that earthquakes may be triggered by more than one physical process.

Degradation of Rho proteins has been suggested to represent a cellular response to limit cytotoxicity induced by toxin-catalyzed covalent modifications of Rho proteins [18].