Sentence examples for more active response from inspiring English sources

He knows of their desire for a more active response by the government in exile.

To spur economic activity, the organization, which is based in Paris, said the European Central Bank should take a more active response to the crisis, including expanding its bond buying program and reducing euro zone interest rates.

The results are less predictable when the curvature-dependent feedrate is used in conjunction with PI control, because of its more "active" response to the excitation arising from the varying path geometry and feedrate.

CPF tended to increase licking after the reunion with the male pup, but this effect was likely due to a more active response to novelty, rather than to alteration of specific aspects of maternal care.

The authors suggested that successful coral-algal symbiosis depended mainly on the symbionts' ability to enter the host in a stealth manner rather than by provoking a more active response from the coral host.

Improvements to the early warning system are currently being investigated to allow for better models and a more active response action so as to ensure more health and life gains in the future during extreme weather events [ 23].

Near the end, Tapper cited former Reagan Secretary of State George Shultz, who has called for a more active government response to climate change, whereupon Christie called the notion that people can help fix the problem a "wild, left-wing idea".

Surprisingly, however, AgPyNPs caused macrophage RAW264.7 cells to secrete a larger amount of interleukin-8 (IL-8) and generate a more active inflammatory response compared to AgNPs.

Conversely, fungi were more active in response to crop conversion from wheat-maize to wheat-soybean rotation, leading to a 3-fold enhancement of an unclassified Sordariomycetes family in soybean-based rotation.

Cultural neuroscience studies of self-traits [8], [34] and self-face recognition [35] indicate that the medial prefrontal cortex, which is involved in self-representation and tends to be more active in response to oneself than to others during trait judgments, also represents close and familiar others (e.g., one's mother) in East Asian cultures but not in Western cultures.

Likewise, higher expression levels of HLA genes may be indicative of a more active immune response.