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Arterial ECs are subjected to high frequency stretch (∼1 2 Hz), hence may need to be more responsive to time-changing strains than capillary ECs that experience much less frequent changes in matrix strain.

The indicators related to iCCM training and supply chains are particularly responsive to time-sensitive events, including training cycles (e.g., additional training could have taken place just weeks before or after the survey), and high-level supply chain issues (e.g., national-level stockouts).

Therefore, although cAMP frequency can explain transcription oscillation dynamics, the strength and penetrance of the transcriptional response is additionally determined by intrinsic factors responsive to developmental time.

He was unusually full of ideas; he was passionately responsive to his time.

"We must be extremely attentive and responsive to each time there is an attempt made to weaken this agreement," she said on French radio.

The map is even responsive to the time of day so you can watch the sun set.

The primary goal of a top-down design is to be responsive to real-time business events.

Software-defined networking affords flexible control of telecommunications networks with algorithms that are responsive to real-time demands and resource availabilities.

Placing existing works in parity with future works for copyright purposes, in contrast, is not a similarly pragmatic endeavor responsive to modern times.

Kurtz and I also aligned on the fact that your portfolio must be dynamic and responsive to real-time threats.

The responsiveness results provided mixed support regarding the ability of the LPH to reflect changes over time, and suggest that the Physical score and the Total score are more responsive to change over time than the Emotional score.