Sentence examples for is responsive to pressure from inspiring English sources

"The sensor is responsive to pressure variations or pulses produced during a heart beat cycle," Mr. Linden says in his patent.

It is responsive to throttle pressure, seeming to rev as willingly as some gasoline engines, although torque crests at a low 2,600rpm.

PH is responsive to treatment with indomethacin.

Obama is responsive to power.

Weiss said Beijing would now be looking for "pressure points that Trump might be responsive to", particularly on the economic front.

Since ROS levels are important to cell growth, the possibility exists that ROS modulation has been responsive to selection pressure.

In part, political climate determines whether policy makers and government agencies will be responsive to industry pressures to relax environmental protection standards or responsive to pressures from children's health advocates to enact or strengthen measures that address the particular vulnerability of children to environmental toxicants and aim at preventing or reducing exposure (Mielke 2002).

"Two independent, viable exchanges are much more likely to be responsive to new pressures and public needs than a single institution," he said at the beginning of his presidency.

Here, we provide evidence that microtubules in pavement cells of Arabidopsis thaliana are responsive to applied pressures in an age-dependent manner.

Protomers of nuclear pore complexes deviate from eightfold symmetry by up to 20% of the diameter (Beck et al., 2007), which may be responsive to the turgor pressure of the nuclear envelope (Akey, 1995).

Cycads, as ancient gymnosperms with millions of years of evolutionary history, a long life cycle, and overlapping generations, would be expected to have genomes that are responsive to different selective pressures.