Sentence examples for appropriate responsiveness from inspiring English sources

Daoist ethics emphasizes appropriate responsiveness to the broader world that shapes and enfolds the human social world.

Is this appropriate responsiveness a matter of being undetermined or of being determined by the right things or in the right way?

Once fully understood from many months of watching your reactivity and how wasteful and draining it is, these forces become perfectly interesting, and the moment of elegant alignment -- appropriate responsiveness -- is at hand.

Another study by Buxton et al. found 23% of patients had problems using the touch-screen because of its lack of appropriate responsiveness to touch due to the wearing-down of equipment towards the end of the study [ 93].

The lateralized (right) increased mesiotemporal grey matter volume in our cohort may contribute to chronic, asymmetric hyper-sympathetic activation, or a sympathetic system lacking in appropriate responsiveness, which would contribute to mechanisms that pose a risk for sudden death.

While PMN are beneficial through appropriate responsiveness to chemotactic factors released by infection and bacterial phagocytosis, our data suggest that excessive induction of neutrophil-MDSC will suppress T cell responses by downregulating the zeta-chain compromising cellular responsiveness.

Third, these combined behavioral changes are in a direction that is an appropriate response to a likely environmental change (environmental responsiveness).

These are vitality, courage, sensitivity (which in this context means appropriate emotional responsiveness) and intelligence.

The delay within ART clinics to starting treatment was strongly associated with CD4 cell counts, showing an appropriate data responsiveness of health-care workers.

Thus, while the available measures were considered appropriate, the responsiveness and known groups analysis for example may have been improved with the inclusion of a patient global impression of concept item.

For example, many people consider effect sizes as appropriate measures for responsiveness.