The phrase "a non responsiveness" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "non-responsiveness" without the article "a."
Example: "The team's non-responsiveness to the client's requests has caused delays in the project."
Alternatives: "lack of response" or "failure to respond."
Interestingly, S214L was localized diffusely in the nucleus in the presence or absence of AS2O3 (Fig. 2E), suggesting a non-responsiveness of S214L to AS2O3 treatment.
Thus, treatment with GP61-IFA induced a non-responsiveness that was rather complete and not mediated by "classical" anergy.
This possibility then leads to the question how often innovation, defined as gain of stress responsiveness from a non-responsive ancestral gene, occurred in green algae.
Good science may depend on the capacity for the disinterested use of the senses, and so foster a non-instrumental responsiveness to natural objects as ends rather than as means.
In patients with non self healing DCL, the enhanced expression of PD-1 was associated with a pronounced non-responsiveness of CTLs and disease progression43.
It has been proposed that this allows prevention of pro-inflammatory responses triggered by T. gondii-derived TLR ligands, or gut flora, or reflects a general non-responsiveness to pro-inflammatory stimulation (reviewed by Leng et al., 2009).
Only a small number of these genes (n = 6) were sensitive to BW720c, supporting a mechanism of non-responsiveness, rather than repression of an activation event associated with the infected cell.
Deliriants, such as atropine, induce a state of delirium, characterized by vivid hallucinations, confusion, and stupor (a state of non-responsiveness).[2].
To address the various limitations of thienopyridine therapy (including response variability and non-responsiveness) a novel drug, AZD6140, is under clinical development.
Tom Stoppard was here to warn us about what he saw as a society of non-responsiveness in Britain, sleepwalking its way to authoritarianism.
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel, while investigating the waiting-list scandal at the VHA, found what it politely described as a "years-long pattern of disclosures from VA whistleblowers and their struggle to overcome a culture of non-responsiveness".
