Sentence examples for for a responsiveness from inspiring English sources
The optimal design and analytic strategies for a responsiveness study are topics of much debate with little or no consensus [ 16, 95- 98].
Since it was not possible to define adequate cut-off points for the result of a responsiveness study, a positive rating was allocated when a suitable method for responsiveness had been used.
By contrast, our AR8 reporter did not need additional Fast-1 for highly specific activin A responsiveness.
Interestingly, there are several lines of evidence to suggest that inhibition in the auditory cortex could actually be responsible for an increased responsiveness to auditory stimuli.
Despite theoretical and empirical evidence for a heighted responsiveness to signals of social-threat in suicidal individuals, no studies to date have examined whether this responsiveness might also manifest in the form of specific biases in attention to interpersonal stimuli.
In our analysis there was no strong evidence for a dose responsiveness of orally administered clonidine.
He used his speech to donors and aid organisations attending the European Development Days to call for an "upgraded responsiveness" to the needs of small island developing states in the face of climate change.
The use of a more effective and advanced real-time scheduling technique, as the earliest deadline first (EDF), would allow for an optimal responsiveness of the system at possibly higher control rates.
However, in spite of the low number of patients, the power of the study is sufficient to conclude that the probability for an increased responsiveness with formaldehyde is very low (3%).
Expression of ER or PR is a prerequisite for endocrine responsiveness (EBCTCG, 2005), whereas a high proliferation rate predicts a more favourable chemotherapy response (Hietanen et al, 1995).
TLR2-transfected HEK 293 cells were used to investigate protozoan parasite ligands using phosphorylation detected with an antibody specific for phospho-p38 as a measure for responsiveness.
