Sentence examples for more responsive of from inspiring English sources

While bruised feelings remain, Mr. Hoylman said the university has been more responsive of late to community concerns.

This finding corresponds to some degree with the decreases in collagen and GAGs mediated by relaxin and β-estradiol + relaxin, but not by progesterone, progesterone + relaxin, or β-estradiol + progesterone + relaxin in the more responsive of the tissues studied, namely the TMJ disc and pubic symphysis.

Furthermore, the liver of obese patients could be more responsive to activators of the TLR pathway (endotoxin, saturated fatty acids) compared to lean subjects.

But if this does not happen, it is likely that Pakistan will continue to become more aware of, and more responsive to, the will of its own people.

This may assist staff and family to become more aware of and more responsive to the needs of people residing in long term care.

And while this administration has been more responsive to governors of Western States than the Clinton administration was, it has not always pleased them.

I think with Arab politics, Obama is talking about being more open and more responsive to citizens of different Arab countries.

He should take the initiative to press the police and the criminal justice system to be more responsive to cases of sexual violence.

Vallat believes the court's ruling could force Facebook to "be more careful with its account-closing policy, and may force them to be more responsive to reports of abusive content".

The liver of obese patients without histological abnormalities already displayed a low-grade inflammation and could be more responsive to activators of the TLR pathway.

It has been documented that consumers between 16 and 34 years of age are more responsive to the purchase of products endorsed by celebrities (Pringle and Binet, 2005).