The phrase "a positive responsiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quality of being responsive in a favorable or constructive manner, often in contexts like customer service or interpersonal communication.
Example: "The team's success can be attributed to a positive responsiveness to client feedback, which helped improve their services."
Alternatives: "a favorable reaction" or "an affirmative response".
Since only maternal behaviors that occurred in response to the child's behavior were rated on this scale, we controlled for the variability in the number of child-elicited events across dyads by dividing the number of positive responses by the total number of child-elicited events, resulting in a percentage of positive responsiveness out of all possible types of responses.
A more far-fetched example of an aggregation rule violating positive responsiveness is the inverse majority rule (here the alternative rejected by a majority wins).
Symmetrical supermajority rules (under which neither alternative is chosen unless it is supported by a sufficiently large supermajority) violate positive responsiveness.
The present results also show that a high PPV value (>17%) whatever the tidal volume value is often associated with a positive fluid responsiveness.
Children were classified as having a positive bronchial responsiveness test if their measurements fell within the upper tertile of the distribution of those with a measurable cumulative dose of histamine that causes a 20% fall in FEV1 (n = 5,428).
While several case reports have described individual patients with a reversible restrictive lung patterns [ 4– 8], the significance of a positive bronchial responsiveness test in a group of patients with purely restrictive spirometry has not been examined.
The degree of positive responsiveness of inclusive development to ICT varies across fundamental characteristics of human development and ICT dynamics.
Maternal Positive Responsiveness reflects the frequency in which the mother responded to the child's needs (e.g., child's distress, child's bid for maternal attention, child's need for instrumental help) in a prompt, contingent, supportive, genuinely interested, empathic manner ("exceptional responsiveness" from [54]).
Nine rating scales are used for this study: 3 parent scales (positive responsiveness, anger and hostility, quality of assistance), 3 child scales (persistence and diligence; anger, defiance and frustration; expression of positive affect) and 3 dyadic scales (collaboration and teamwork; positive affect; negative affect/conflict).
Bacteria were traditionally considered viable when they could be cultured, whereas today's viability concept tends to be alternatively based on the presence of some form of metabolic activity, a positive energy status, responsiveness, detection of RNA transcripts that tend to degrade rapidly after cell death, or of an intact membrane.
