As constraints become ever prevalent, the key question is whether you want to be proactive or reactive to changes?
Organisations must be sensitive and reactive to changes in the health status of the populations they assist.
Organisations charged with the responsibility of providing services for vulnerable people must be sensitive and reactive to changes among the population they assist.
One factor that limits centrifugation is that leukocytes are naturally highly sensitive and reactive to changes in the environment and therefore centrifugation may alter their immunophenotype [ 18, 19].
The ultimate goal is to have a positive impact on the industry as a whole by putting it ahead of the curve so that it is more proactive and less reactive to change.
The allometric exponent of a prominent ornament in the Pacific leaping blenny the head crest seemed to be highly reactive to changes in the intensity of sexual selection (specifically, sex ratio), whereas there was virtually no change in the allometric elevation of the ornament under the same conditions.
In spite of the nature of cross-layer metrics that take into account information from different layers, lets them be very reactive to changes, we observe that using these metrics, pairs of nodes tend to mainly use the same set of two or three routes between them.
The inability to visualize distinguishable characteristics across the valence axis is a well-known limitation of speech, which is more reactive to changes along the arousal dimension.
The results indicate some objectives with a high potential for steering the whole system and others, which are particularly reactive to changes in the system and therefore perfect indicators of the state of a system.
As the baseline measurement of study 2 is part of a longitudinal intervention study, we wanted to measure personality characteristics that we expect to be more reactive to change over time than those measured by the NEO-FFI.
In contrast, in the essential tremor patient cohort (n = 10) tremor amplitude was much more reactive to changes in instantaneous tremor frequency, and the instantaneous amplitude of the tremor envelope was only relatively fixed at frequencies near to the median tremor frequency.
