Sentence examples for moderately responsive from inspiring English sources

To begin to address these issues, we characterized initial responses of tumor vessels to VEGF blockade in preclinical tumors with a range of responses to anti-VEGF therapy (sensitive, moderately responsive, and resistant).

One well known account of control, employed by Levy, holds that a person is responsible just in case she acts on a mechanism that is moderately responsive to reasons (including moral reasons), such that were she to possess such reasons this same mechanism would act upon those reasons in at least one possible world (Fischer and Ravizza 1999).

Stop-start keyless ignition, moderately responsive satnav; biddable, six-speed manual engine – city driving is all pretty painless and low maintenance.

Pioneer species were classified as highly to very highly responsive while late secondary species ranged from independent to moderately responsive to mycorrhizas.

Fischer and Ravizza maintain that when an agent does come to take responsibility for her mechanisms of action through this means, she owns her mechanisms of action, and when they are moderately responsive to reasons, then she acts with guidance control and has satisfied the freedom-relevant condition for morally responsible agency.

Following surgery, anaesthesia was reduced to a level at which animals were moderately responsive to firm pinch of the contralateral forepaw and corneal stimulation.

Based on results obtained both with low and high p53 expression, REs from miR-34a, -10b, -202, -1204 were highly responsive (HR), from miR-23b, -151a, -221, -320, -1206 were moderately-responsive (MR), from -106a, -191, -198 were weakly responsive.

Politicians are actually pretty responsive.

Politicians are pretty responsive.

This study was designed to investigate the activity of NF-κB and its regulation of inhibitor of apoptosis gene (c-IAP2) in two human prostate cancer cell lines, DU-145 (which is androgen unresponsive) and ALVA-101 (which is moderately androgen responsive).

So, for Fischer and Ravizza, guidance control requires the satisfaction of two conditions: that the mechanism of action is moderately reasons-responsive, and that an agent went through a process whereby she took responsibility for her mechanism of action (the latter is where the historical properties come in).