Receptories example sentences

"Receptories" Example Sentences

1. The receptories of the plant are its roots, stems, and leaves.
2. Receptories in the cell membrane bind to the hormones.
3. The receptories in the brain are responsible for processing sensory information.
4. The plant has specialized receptories to detect light and temperature.
5. The plant has different receptories to detect the presence of water.
6. The receptories in the brain are responsible for regulating behavior.
7. Receptories in the cell membrane allow molecules to pass through.
8. The brain has specialized receptories to process visual information.
9. The plant has specific receptories to detect the presence of nutrients.
10. The brain has specialized receptories to process auditory information.
11. Receptories in the cell membrane are responsible for cell-to-cell communication.
12. The plant has specialized receptories to detect the presence of predators.
13. The plant has adapted its receptories to survive in different environments.
14. The plant has specialized receptories to detect changes in the environment.
15. The plant has adapted its receptories to respond to different stimuli.
16. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in light and temperature.
17. The brain has specialized receptories to process information from the senses.
18. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the availability of water.
19. Receptories in the cell membrane allow for the exchange of nutrients and waste.
20. Receptories in the cell membrane allow for the transmission of signals between cells.
21. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the availability of nutrients.
22. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the pH of the soil.
23. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the presence of predators.
24. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the presence of competitors.
25. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the availability of oxygen.
26. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the availability of carbon dioxide.
27. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the availability of minerals.
28. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the presence of pathogens.
29. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the presence of competitors.
30. Receptories in the cell membrane allow for the flow of ions and molecules.
31. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the availability of light.
32. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the presence of pollinators.
33. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the presence of parasites.
34. Receptories in the cell membrane allow for the transmission of electrical signals.
35. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the availability of food.
36. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the presence of herbivores.
37. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the presence of predators.
38. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the presence of diseases.
39. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the presence of pathogens.
40. The plant has adapted its receptories to detect changes in the presence of parasites.

Common Phases

1. Gather information; Analyze data; Formulate strategy; Implement plan; Monitor progress; Adjust accordingly.
2. Establish objectives; Develop plan; Execute strategy; Track results; Evaluate outcomes; Make adjustments.
3. Identify needs; Develop solutions; Assign resources; Execute tasks; Measure performance; Modify approach.