Sentence examples for in its responsiveness from inspiring English sources

A mammalian species complex that spans wide latidunal swaths shows clinal variation in its responsiveness to photoperiod (from no response at all to a high responsiveness), suggesting rapid evolution [87].

Apple has said that this new screen differs from last year's because it offers 120Hz tracking technology – not the same as 120Hz refresh rate for the display – but it means the touch input is twice as fast in its responsiveness.

And approval by an institutional review board, though also important, is highly variable in its responsiveness to patients' interests when they conflict with the interests of researchers.

President Obama's administration has improved in its responsiveness to Freedom of Information requests, but still has a ways to ago, according to a new report on the issue.

Over his four collections he has evolved a style unsurpassed in its responsiveness to the scarred, half-ruined wilderness of the post-industrial northeast, with its rusted factories and mildewed suburbs superimposed on primeval forest.

This book is distinctive in its responsiveness to calls for new approaches in Islamic feminist theology, its use of themethod of comparative theology, its focus on Muslim and Christian feminist theology in comparative analysis, and its constructive articulation of Muslima theological perspectives.

This study, however, failed to demonstrate the functionality of the p53/p73 chimera convincingly, in particular its responsiveness to oncogene or DNA-damage-induced signals.

Rather, it lives in hope that its responsiveness to others can and will bring about a better life for all of them, a life in which they all participate with and for others (Onself as Another, 165 68).

Mr. Allbaugh leads a unit that has been given high marks in recent years for its responsiveness in times of hurricanes, floods and other natural disasters.

But SP1 functions in ways that aren't fully understood yet, and it's also possible that it might only intensify its responsiveness in times of stress, according to Jarvis.

All in all, then, this is not standard narrative, but prose that is much closer to poetry in its unpredictable responsiveness.