Sentence examples for more responsive as from inspiring English sources

The comparison of the MoMΦ and MoDC response to LPS and S. Typhimurium showed that MoMΦ were more responsive as the number of proteins induced more than 2 fold was higher in MoMΦ than in MoDC.

The apps are also promised to be faster and more responsive, as you navigate and make changes.

Twitter is more responsive as a search engine than something like Facebook, but the search results are often messily curated.

Then we can start moving more towards transparency around results, experimentation for growth and empowerment of supporters to be more responsive as organizations and a sector overall.

When an HbA1c was not obtained, 42.5% of patients had a medication change during the hospitalization, whereas those providers who ordered the test appear to have been somewhat more responsive as determined by changes in medication (55.0%, P < 0.001).

She did a little research, and found a place that was nearly as close, about the same price, and much better – lots of natural light, more room, better chairs – and with a staff that was more knowledgeable and responsive, as well.

In STSv, most neurons were more responsive to objects, as expected.

On their home turf, in their prized pool, they have found themselves in unnatural positions, assuming a more responsive posture, as when their beloved 200-meter swimmers strummed away in celebration after Hall had promised the United States would "smash them like guitars".

Toyota executives promised to be more responsive to driver complaints as well as safety warnings from the government, and then assured lawmakers that the company was taking steps to improve quality control.

That speech contained a menu of suggestions for making parliament more responsive, reasoned and transparent as well as more independent of the executive – September sittings, new standing orders, greater centrality for private members' legislation, longer and more frequent periods of oral questions, the opportunity for MPs to question ministers from the Lords.

RAE voters respond when they hear an agenda that addresses the economy of everyday Americans and promises a more responsive and effective government -- as well as a government not corrupted by huge corporate campaign spending, the survey shows.