Sentence examples for little responsiveness from inspiring English sources
While the father describes himself as authoritarian and demanding with little responsiveness, the son characterises the parents to have been little demanding but responsive.
He has found little responsiveness in Washington.
Demonstrating little responsiveness to text or emotional specificity — Fauré's "Lune Blanche" did have an aptly gauzy sheen — they passed in a blur.
Whilst patient safety has been written into the regulator's mission, there appears to have been little responsiveness to concerns and problems of patients implanted with ASR™ hips, by MHRA decision-makers.
The optimal dose was determined in uninfected mice using single increasing doses of methacholine in different mice to choose the highest dose that gave little responsiveness.
These neurons show little responsiveness during normal singing and respond weakly, and with relatively long latencies (∼100 msec), to passively presented white noise bursts.
MCF-7WTR cells exhibited a ≈five-fold increase in cAMP accumulation in response to PTHRP1 34, whereas MCF-7VEC cells showed little or no responsiveness to PTHRP1 34.
In a light-dark cycle, the fragmented activity during the light phase and delayed activity onset (phase angle of entrainment) during the dark phase of MPS IIIB mice indicate that the disease preferentially targets the pathways responsible for light responsiveness, with little effect on the mechanisms responsible for circadian rhythm generation in the SCN.
Hence, the ICI-induced increase in the expression of BCL-W alone in antiestrogen-sensitive cells has little effect on responsiveness unless accompanied by a concurrent increase in BCL2, as is seen in resistant cells.
The light responsiveness of little SAAS neurons, combined with the insensitivity of the little-SAAS phase shift to blockade of VIP and GRP receptors, tentatively places little SAAS in SCN circuitry downstream of glutamate/NMDAR signaling and parallel to VIP/GRP (Fig. 7).
These public spaces are already being constantly recorded, yet with little actual real-time responsiveness available.
