But the relationship between exit, voice, and loyalty is complex: The threat of exit augments voice to a certain extent (think of responsiveness to consumer complaints in competitive versus monopolistic markets), but one's willingness to make concessions in a coalition is going to be dependent on its apparent stability.
Not only having a larger number of dehydration-responsive genes, but the extent of the responsiveness of GmHKs, i.e. the fold change, was also higher in shoot tissues.
Of course, there are a million factors that determine how any one person will fare -- extent of metastases, responsiveness to treatment, overall health other than cancer, sheer dumb luck, to name a few.
Until now, it was unknown if the CARDS toxin directly impacted on the pathogenesis of M. pneumoniae infection or the extent of host inflammatory responsiveness.
The extent of reduced LPS responsiveness of blood leukocytes in critically ill patients on the first day after ICU admission does not relate to the subsequent development of ICU-acquired infections.
However we and others have shown that the extent of interferon non-responsiveness is variable in tumour cell lines and patient tumour explants and this may lead to less than optimal therapeutic benefit from some OVs [2], [8], [9].
Without the responsibility of responsiveness, you come upon your own self without the relief of distraction.
The construction of INQoL was based upon both qualitative and quantitative methods which established the face, content and construct validity, the reliability (test re-test) and to some extent the responsiveness of INQoL.
The latter conditions the extent of parents' attention and responsiveness to children's needs and their expectations for and control of children's behaviour, all factors that contribute to shape scholastic performance (Yasui and Dishion 2007).
