Sentence examples for make the responsiveness from inspiring English sources

To make the responsiveness of multifilament muscles as quick as that of human muscles, the opening area of valves and the length of air supply tube need to be improved.

The very aspects of local government that typically make the public trust it  --  responsiveness and proximity to the people, residents' ability to hold elected officials accountable  --  are completely undermined by emergency management.

Overall, improvements were made in the responsiveness of nursing staff to the needs of mothers, but the majority of the factors identified during the workshops as hindering positive relationships remained after the workshop series had finished.

And once they're playing, the responsiveness of the UI and the above-average video quality make the overall experience about as easy as it gets.

We make the hypothesis that the shape of the IVC could be predictive of fluid responsiveness.

"And how formal you make the system requirements for affiliation will vary as each group of hospitals struggles with this tension -- centralization versus local responsiveness".

When making the analysis of the responsiveness of the pain and function subscales of the PRWE-Swe we found that the index for function changed more than the index for pain.

Making the mechanism too responsive to reasons (via strong reasons-responsiveness) sets the bar too high.

The brevity of the standardised CRQ-SA with good validity, reliability and responsiveness makes the CRQ-SA an attractive choice for trials as well as for clinical practice.

Classical Music magazine observed that: "Richard Marlow has fashioned a marvellously responsive instrument from his mixed undergraduate choir … its repertoire is impressively wide and there is an intelligence and responsiveness which makes the transition from Parry to Schütz, Purcell to Walton, wholly congruous".

By design the scores of an evaluative instrument should change over time in response to treatment, making responsiveness the more important characteristic [ 35].