Sentence examples for a responsiveness to this from inspiring English sources

However, Novalis's emphasis on intellectual responsibility, self-thinking, and autonomy speaks clearly of a responsiveness to this dimension of Fichte's work.

In addition, a recent study in Ugandan children and Thai adults revealed that TNF levels do not clearly discriminate between UM and CM patients (Lovegrove et al., 2009), suggesting that a differential responsiveness to this cytokine rather than a differential production might account for the clinical outcome of malaria infection.

Underlying his work is a responsiveness to his times, from the civil war to the fall of Franco.

These results suggested that ERα expression may not be a determinant of AF sensitivity in all in vitro models, and may not be useful as a biomarker for responsiveness to this compound.

So too the sage-king rules by cultivating within himself a constant awareness of and responsiveness to this natural Way.

Conversely if a less robust skeletal phenotype were to be due to a lower osteogenic responsiveness to loading this should be reflected by a lower level of bone loss associated with disuse.

Remarkably, in the current investigation also TLR2 KO mice displayed a reduced responsiveness to PLN and this attenuated phenotype was not much different from that of TLR4 KO mice.

As shown in Figure 6D E, Fas expression was significantly greater in NOD compared to Idd9 islets (p = 0.03) following treatment with IFNγ/TNF, further supporting the idea that NOD islets exhibit an enhanced responsiveness to cytokines and that this trait is corrected by expression of protective Idd9 gene variants.

Consistent with this, transfected cells overexpressing Spry have a reduced responsiveness to growth factors [ 15].

Despite theoretical and empirical evidence for a heighted responsiveness to signals of social-threat in suicidal individuals, no studies to date have examined whether this responsiveness might also manifest in the form of specific biases in attention to interpersonal stimuli.

Although some melanoblasts migrated from as far away as 200 μm distant from the wound (Fig. 2E-H; supplementary material Movie 2), other much closer melanoblasts failed to respond at all, suggesting a heterogeneity of responsiveness to wound signals amongst this population of cells that might be explained by a variable differentiation status of the melanoblasts (Kelsh et al., 2000).