Sentence examples for be a particularly responsive from inspiring English sources

Older adults, we hypothesized, could be a particularly responsive group to train in mindfulness due to their life experience accompanied by a potentially increased ability to examine their lives as well as the capacity, honed by aging-related changes, to accept their life.

JA-Ile could be a particularly potent signal for JA-responsive gene expression, and TPI activity levels may be responsive to trace amounts of the molecule.

If your parents aren't being particularly responsive to your suggestions, point out other reasons about why it's beneficial for your development to have greater independence.

It is possible that multi-unit recordings are limited in their sensitivity as a particularly responsive neuron can cause an entire cluster to be identified as responsive when the majority of units are unresponsive.

Chien, who has emerged as one of the firm's most accessible public figures since joining Kleiner some six years ago, is known for being a particularly engaged and responsive VC — always ready to pop into the office, provide advice to an entrepreneur, or talk shop with his fellow investment partners.

At this level of confluence, cells are likely to be particularly responsive to the pro-proliferative effects induced by higher FBS concentrations since very few cells would be subject to contact inhibition.

In particular, the arid zone faces substantial boom-bust cycles [28], so species associated with arid zones are likely to be particularly responsive to weather patterns.

As one international relations expert put it: "They are not ignorant that this is a president who is particularly responsive to flattery". Gosh, whatever gave them that idea?

A common variant of a gene called LPHN3 is estimated to be responsible for about 9% of cases and when this gene is present, people are particularly responsive to stimulant medication.

An additional reason why galliforms may be particularly responsive is that they are social birds and with limited dispersal (Collias et al. 1966; Collias and Collias 1996; Løvlie and Pizzari 2007) resulting in increased relatedness between group-members.

Given that the Iranian government is aware of that fact and given that it knows that the lobby has been agitating for war for a decade, it can hardly be a surprise that Iran is not particularly responsive to our demands.