Sentence examples for again responsive from inspiring English sources

After he left the stage, an email to supporters announced he was creating a new organisation, called Our Revolution, which would "transform American politics to make our political and economic systems once again responsive to the needs of working families".

Relapse of absence seizures occurred in puberty, again responsive to ethosuximide.

Laboratory studies also demonstrate that tumour regression can occur if physiological levels of oestrogen are used to treat long-term SERM resistance, and the few tumours that regrow are again responsive to tamoxifen treatment [ 9].

Because Yeager had done nothing, the plane dropped back to denser atmosphere, at which time Yeager awoke and the controls again became responsive.

The majority of SERM-resistant tumours regress completely, but the few that regress but regrow are again completely responsive to tamoxifen that prevents oestradiol-stimulated growth.

Thus, even without incoming signals of type S1, any further addition of S1 will have little effect on this process, and the Nox1 system is again not responsive to S1.

The cells may adapt completely within a few seconds but become responsive again following an interval without stimulation.

This could be because the program is tied up doing some sort of intensive processing work behind the scenes, and it may become responsive again after it finishes its task.

The patient started speaking again, he became responsive and drowsiness subsided.

A second mutation in EGFR (T790M) resulting in resistance was initially detected in the resistant sample but after an interval without the inhibitor, this mutation was no longer detectable and the tumors became responsive again [ 79].

Although some breakdown in selectivity was observed under conditions of overexpression by transient transfection, in comparison with other HREs, the CA9 promoter again appeared specifically responsive to HIF-1 α, suggesting that specificity determining sequences in HIF-1α operate through direct or indirect interactions with factors binding the CA9 promoter.