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This is a normalized ratiometric index analogous to that used to describe front-to-back differences in visual salience responses [18], that uses a normalization by the mean responsiveness of each fly.

The absolute value of the normalized log2 ratios represented responsiveness measures; the mean responsiveness of each gene represented its "chromatin regulation effect" (CRE) or "histone regulation effect" (HRE).

We do predict, however, that condition-dependence of responsiveness may generate differences among populations in the intensity of sexual selection if the mean condition of females influences mean responsiveness of females within each population.

However, to test the difference in mean responsiveness of the birth phase between the mothers whose infant was hospitalised and the mothers whose infants were not hospitalised (mean difference: 3.8, pooled SD 6.5), at least 194 mothers had to be included in the analysis (type I error = 0.05 (two-sided), power = 0.80, control/case-ratio: 6/1).

We measured female responsiveness as the mean response of females to all males in the trial.

For instance, "responsiveness" describes the mean response of the female across all males, a value that provides a window into female motivation to mate (Rowland et al. 1995; Reinhold et al. 2002; Bailey 2008).

Higher values of ES or SRM mean greater responsiveness of the measure.

This tool has good test retest reliability (intraclass correlation coefficient of 0.78), demonstrated face, content and construct validity and is highly responsive to clinical change (effect size of 2.0, standardised response mean of 1.7, responsiveness ratio of 6.7) [ 23].

A higher elasticity, which means a higher responsiveness of healthcare demand to price changes, leads to a larger welfare loss.

Targeting of CK1ε by genetic or pharmacological means increased the responsiveness of both central and peripheral clocks to phase-shifting stimuli.

This also means that the responsiveness of MoMΦ and MoDCs to LPS was similar but DCs, unlike MΦ, did not extensively respond to S. Typhimurium infection.