Sentence examples for limited responsiveness of from inspiring English sources

Due to the limited responsiveness of generators, fast and accurate demand side resources (DSR) have recently been encouraged to participate in FR.

According to the CDC, the cost of hospitalization for one XDR TB patient is estimated to average $483,000, and because of the limited responsiveness of the drug resistant strain to available antibiotics, mortality rates among patients with XDR TB are similar to those of TB patients in the preantibiotic era.

These are likely to be due to the limited responsiveness of detectable plague prevalence to an increase in gerbil and flea abundances: if the threshold is exceeded, it seems that the infection needs time to grow to detectable prevalence levels.

This regimen resulted in antigenic modulation in seven out of 11 tested cases, suggesting a potential, although limited, responsiveness of at least a fraction of breast and ovary carcinoma cells to in situ biomodification with IFN-alpha.

Expression of CK in HCC may have therapeutic implications, which is all the more important given (i) the limited responsiveness of HCC to currently available therapeutic approaches and, thus, (ii) the poor prognosis associated with this disease.

Our observation of the limited responsiveness of the MFPDI is consistent with van der Zwaard et al. [ 23], who reported that a Dutch translation of the MFPDI was only moderately responsive to change in people aged 50 years or over who were enrolled in a randomised trial of treatment for forefoot pain.

In tolerant varieties, ethylene-promoted induction of SUB1A results in limited responsiveness to bioactive gibberellin (GA) because of increases in the GA response repressors SLR1 and SLRL1.

The limited responsiveness to soluble TNFSF ligands of this second type of TNFRSF receptors reflects an intrinsic quality of the TNFRSF receptor type and not an insufficiency of the soluble ligand.

Advanced soft tissue sarcomas (STSs) remain a challenging malignancy to treat, not only because of their high clinicopathological heterogeneity but also because of their limited responsiveness to most chemotherapeutic agents.

This very limited responsiveness to wholesale price signals may prove problematic in light of policy decisions to pursue an "energy only" resource adequacy mechanism for ERCOT.

It describes a condition of renal immaturity in which, aggravated by limited responsiveness to aldosterone [33], premature kidneys are unable to adequately handle free water, electrolytes, small proteins, and bicarbonate (Fig. 2).