Bigger is not more responsive, nor more responsible -- just bigger!
Overall, IR77298-14-1-2-B-10 showed the greatest number of responsive TF gene families under severe drought stress while a greater number of TF genes were activated in IR77298-5-6-B-18 under mild stress, suggesting that IR77298-14-1-2-B-10 is the moresponsiveive rice genotype under severe drought stress treatment, where IR77298-5-6-B-18 is responsive to mild stress treatment.
STILL, the drift toward more responsive corporate governance, under American influence, has already brought change.
In IT, for example, we can offer more responsive training for students and under- or unemployed workers by supporting "coding schools" that allow workers, in a matter of months rather than years, to gain the skills for specific jobs in high demand.
The orchestra needs more plushness in the strings, but it is a far more responsive organism than it was under Gerard Schwarz, its preceding music director.
Under pressure to become more responsive to the student market, the university shut or merged academic departments that drew few majors and started tying faculty raises to performance evaluations.
Under dehydration, TCS genes were more responsive in shoots than in roots.
The Fed, under its then chairman, Arthur Burns, was more responsive to Richard Nixon's demands.
Otherwise if marginal social welfare in public operation period is sufficiently more responsive to road quality, then the optimal toll prices under SPCS are lower while the optimal road quality under SPCS is higher.
"We believe the Medicaid population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said on CNN last weekend.
