Sentence examples for and responsiveness to a from inspiring English sources

Their well developed cytoskeleton and responsiveness to a plethora of cytokines fascinate cell biologists and biochemists.

It will look at "ways to improve vocational education's organisation and responsiveness to a changing labour market, and to ensure vocational education is progressing young people to the next stage," the Department for Education said.

AR is an iterative approach where past cycles inform later cycles, which allows for flexibility and responsiveness to a changing environment and unexpected outcomes, making AR an appropriate approach for a research area, where only little research has been done and theory about it is not fully developed yet [14, 20].

Little cites the theory of extraversion by Hans Eysenck and research by William Revelle of Northwestern University, explaining that introverts and extraverts naturally differ when it comes to their alertness and responsiveness to a given environment.

The most widely studied of these is the genetically amenable S. coelicolor A3(2) (Hopwood, 2007), while S. griseus (one of the first streptomycetes to be used as the source of a major antibiotic, streptomycin) has been particularly intensively studied for its production of, and responsiveness to, a hormone-like developmental signalling molecule, A-factor (Horinouchi, 2002, 2007).

To determine if cardiomyocyte specific mIGF-1 transgene could impact on behavioral stress responses, and to understand the role of downstream SIRT1 in this process, we ran in our mice open field and fear conditioning (FC) tests, to determine anxiety levels and responsiveness to an aversive stimulus, respectively.

However, senior officials of the party say that although internal reform is necessary to improve accountability and responsiveness to voters, a Congress without the Gandhis is unthinkable.

Here we test for the first time the hypothesis that ovary size (ovariole number) in wild type bees correlates with vitellogenin titers and responsiveness to sucrose, a direct test of the assertions of Oldroyd and Beekman [29], discussed above.

But in that time, the internet's geospatial resources, or the "geoweb", have developed enough intricacy, sophistication and responsiveness to become an indispensable consumer tool.

The instrument was then evaluated for reliability, construct validity and responsiveness to change in a large sample of patients with a suspected ligamentous or meniscal injury.

But on the other hand, there is powerful evidence that our attention and care and responsiveness to children make a huge difference in their development.