Sentence examples for apt to respond from inspiring English sources
And some say that it's a spiritual connection with nature that children are more apt to respond to than adults — and that it fades as we grow older, and colder.
Yet while doctors in other areas of medicine are trained to view death as an inevitable part of their profession, and an unfortunate consequence of the illnesses they treat, psychiatrists are more apt to respond to the suicide of a patient as a personal failure.
Once you or your business has been 'recognized' in the social media, they will be more apt to respond to traditional outreaches through email.
Imagining oneself to have a hedonically perfect life, a non-necessity objector is apt to respond along the lines of the popular Paul Jabara / Jo Asher song: 'Something's missing in my life'.
Thus, it seems that during their first hour of life, cells pass through a particular state that allows them to be more apt to respond to N-pathway activation.
Additionally, several differentially expressed genes are involved in sensing and responding to external environments, including genes involved in cell migration and cell adhesion suggesting that regionally distinct NSC may be apt to respond to region specific niches.
There are many approaches to mindfulness, but Mumford's is perhaps the most apt here: He teaches people to "respond from the center of the hurricane, rather than reacting from the chaos of the storm".
46 48 Certainly, persons most apt to overuse alcohol may be least likely to respond to household surveys, 49 50 for example.
Such alarm systems work in different ways and, as found where alarms are used as a preventive measure for other crime problems, they often depend on the availability and inclination of others to respond and take further action and those inclinations to respond are apt to change over time.
For social robots to respond to humans in an appropriate manner, they need to use apt affect displays, revealing underlying emotional intelligence.
