Sentence examples for continued responsiveness from inspiring English sources

BDNF-induced OPC survival originating from EphB3−/− adult mouse spinal cord demonstrates a lack of developmental defects associated with the germ-line mutation and continued responsiveness of these cells to trophic signals.

Developing strategies for ensuring continued responsiveness to the information needs of the users of such tools (e.g., allowing users to a request that specific information be added) is also important and would maximise the utility of the tool over time or among populations whose information needs may not have been adequately captured in the current study.

Continued responsiveness of the cells to prostaglandin F2α stimulation after 6 hours of oxytocin pretreatment indicated that postreceptor signaling pathways were maintained, which indicates that the oxytocin receptor likely is involved in the mechanism of myocyte desensitization to oxytocin stimulation.

Such transient dual marking might indicate their continued responsiveness to signalling cues.

For the case of T cells responding to dangerous pathogens, continued antigen responsiveness is ensured because antigen presentation is restricted to dendritic cells that have detected the presence of the pathogen and its associated toll-like receptor ligands.

Further to this, taking into consideration sustainability issues will help ensure continuing programme responsiveness to community needs, and allow LHWs to maximise their effectiveness in the context in which they are working.

In a sample of 81 adolescents with T1D and their parents, Botello-Harbaum and colleagues [ 13] found that over a 12-month period, parental responsiveness continued to promote greater self-reported quality of life in their child.

With intense competition for market share and profits, information systems and technology (IST) sourcing decisions are becoming increasingly important to e-Retail firms to support continued growth and market responsiveness.

Fluid boli were continued until no fluid responsiveness was observed.

Whereas normal animals habituated to repeated presentations of the same individual, the poor performance of ACC animals entailed continued higher levels of responsiveness to repeated presentations of the same individual.

There is a common agreement that the dynamic parameters have become a gold standard in fluid responsiveness assessment [15], but the search for an ideal test to predict fluid responsiveness continues.