Sentence examples for widespread in response to from inspiring English sources

Evolution is the story of shifting genes: New ones arise, old ones pass away, existing ones become more or less widespread in response to the pressures of life.

Public health research involving social or kin groups (such as sexual partners or family members), rather than samples of unrelated individuals, has become more widespread in response to social ecological approaches to disease treatment and prevention.

New Alliance is led by Naser Khader, a Syrian-born Danish citizen who became a prominent spokesman for greater tolerance in the Muslim world after widespread violence in response to a series of caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad in Jyllands-Posten, a leading Danish newspaper.

The widespread opprobrium in response to Ramsay Snow's sexual assault of Sansa Stark – including feminist blog The Mary Sue deciding to cease covering the show altogether – suggests that the creators might need to consider how they handle such issues in the future.

The reduction of state presence in irrigation and the transfer of management from government agencies to farmers or farming communities has become a widespread phenomenon, in response to the dual problem of low irrigation performance and constraints to public funding.

A 2009 ruling by the European Court of Human Rights found Turkish authorities demonstrated widespread "passivity" in response to violence against women.

Parts of southeastern Turkey recently saw widespread protests in response to Ankara's lack of action in the face of a major offensive by Islamic State (IS) jihadists on the majority Kurdish town of Kobane on the Syrian-Turkish border.

Anxiety is a widespread phenomenon occurring in response to various stressors.

Selection on this pathway in wMel may indicate a mechanism for rapidly inducing widespread transcriptional changes in response to shifting habitats.

This is reminiscent of the findings of Rando and colleagues, where widespread methylation changes in response to paternal high-fat feeding did not specify individual gene expression changes, but were nevertheless linked to a metabolic phenotype in offspring.

Overall, while in Experiment 2 we registered a widespread bilateral activation in response to visual tactile and visual proprioceptive contingency, the results of Experiment 1 showed weaker and relatively reduced cortical activation over similar areas of the brain.