Sentence examples for increase in responsiveness from inspiring English sources

Responsiveness, of the market orientation construct, proved to be a good determinant of performance, an increase in responsiveness is associated with an 0.328 increase in performance.

Irrespective of the neural signal causing the nonselective increase in responsiveness, the differential change between control and target sites requires consideration.

Treatment with leptin reduced food intake in exercised rats that were pretreated with vehicle, although no increase in responsiveness to leptin-induced anorexia after pretreatment with anti-IL6 antibody, AICAR or Rapamycin was detected.

This increase in responsiveness leads to pain hypersensitivity.

Formaldehyde exposure did not affect allergen-induced increase in responsiveness to methacholine (p = 0.42).

Compared to mechanical stimulation of the noninjected arm, subjects displayed a significant increase in responsiveness to punctate stimulation at the lateral border of the flare area (P < 0.05).

In his seminal book, "Affluence and Influence," Martin Gilens suggests that, "the growth in income inequality might play some role in explaining increases in responsiveness to the affluent during the 1980s and beyond".

We now expand this finding by examining whole transcriptome differences in the LPS response between cultures from the same animals at different ages, and also investigate the contribution of DNA methylation to the epigenetic basis for the age-dependent increases in responsiveness.

Its effects likely resulted from an increase in receptor responsiveness, because it revealed functional 5-HT2A5-HT2Areceptor-operatedreceptor-operatedrons, an effect mimicked by knockdown of PSD-95.

We studied participants with allergic rhinoconjunctivitis and measurable airway responsiveness, but without clinical asthma [ 20], so that we could look for an increase in airway responsiveness in the active treatment group while minimizing the risk of serious clinical exacerbation of asthma.

These findings suggest that an increased bronchial responsiveness at presentation may be a risk factor for asthma development from cough variant asthma whereas further increase in bronchial responsiveness may not be necessary for the asthma onset.