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Germany, in contrast, encourages technical training, which is generally more reactive to immediate employer needs.

Object-oriented concepts can make a design database more reactive to changes in its contents.

"We're trying to be more reactive to where we see changes in technology and changes in viewer interest," Lewin said.

It will also allow the gallery to perhaps be more provocative and more reactive to contemporary events.

Conclusions: Patients with chronic rhinitis and rhinosinusitis symptoms were more reactive to fungal and nonfungal allergens.

These results provide further evidence that biodiesel soot is more reactive to oxidation.

It appeared that α-olefins are much more reactive to produce the corresponding ether compounds than β-olefins are.

"The market is more reactive to bad news than good," said Kevin Lawrie, director of foreign exchange at the Bank of Boston.

Thus, we hypothesized that Tg mice with elevated LSD1 levels might be more reactive to cold exposure or treatment with β3-adrenergic agonist.

People who are sleep deprived tend to experience more negative emotions, are more reactive to negative events, and are worse at solving problems.

Such networks, preferentially located in the amorphous phase, were found to be more reactive to chemical and probably thermal modifications.