Sentence examples for a function of the responsiveness from inspiring English sources

A sovereign cannot simply decree that certain things happen: whether or not they happen is a function of the responsiveness of the members of the commonwealth.

A final interpretive issue that arises for Cavendish is exactly how the sovereign is supposed to have so much power and authority if power and achievement are in large part a function of the responsiveness of the surrounding world.

Trust, or trustworthiness, is a function of the level of responsiveness of the health system to the population's needs and demands.

Canada and her colleagues observed that teacher responsiveness varied as a function of gender composition of the classroom.

However, independent studies demonstrating plasticity in the trait as a function of temperature, or very high resolution responsiveness, are compelling in some cases.

Since all the stimulatory proteins are strongly basic we investigated an alternative explanation that responsiveness is a function of electrical charge by comparing the known stimulatory proteins in the MEM test with two others of similar basicity: lysozyme and cytochrome-C.

The present study suggests the decline in SPARC responsiveness in adipogenesis as a function of age was caused by the decreased expression of ITGA5, a subunit of the SPARC receptor of adipose stromal cells [ 22].

Similarly, at the M/T cell level, changes in odor responsiveness as a function of nasal flow rate may also be attributed to the level of bulbar activation.

Simple and multiple linear regression models used to predict gene responsiveness as a function of various structural parameters were done in R. We used simple models of the form: Y ~ α X + β, where Y, the response variable, is the gene responsiveness and X is the value of the structural feature under evaluation.

The observation that light had a differential effect on mRNA levels at different times of day suggests that the pineal clock may modulate photo-responsiveness itself as a function of circadian time, such that light has a greater effect at a time when it is normally present as an exogenous stimulus.

Moreover, our data provides evidence that the age of donors may play a role in influencing the adipocyte differentiation potentials from patient-specific iPSCs, which is consistent with a recent report on a decline in responsiveness in adipogenesis as a function of age [ 48].