Sentence examples for much less responsive from inspiring English sources

As adults, the cattle with pre-existing responses to environmental mycobacteria were much less responsive to vaccination than were naïve adult cattle [ 33].

Likewise, if that same organism is less alert when the first stimulus occurs, it is likely to be much less responsive initially, but rapidly sensitizes, i.e., increases its responsiveness to the next stimulus, (hypothetically, in order to receive more information) and, if the stimulus is then assessed to be insignificant, habituation follows.

The seams' threads also absorb water and provide an entry point for the leather to do the same, making the ball heavier and much less responsive as play continues.

According to an Accenture survey of more than 1,000 C-level executives, evenly split between IT and non-IT leaders, a significant majority say technical debt severely limits their IT function's ability to innovate (70%), greatly limits their ability to migrate to new technologies (72%), and makes their IT function much less responsive to changes in the market (69%).

You have plenty of recent, bitter experience with this important assymetry: nominal interest rates can rise as high as they need to in order to combat inflation, but they can only fall to zero before monetary policy becomes much less responsive to economic weakness.

When these odour chemicals were degraded by NOx, the bees were much less responsive to their smell and would not stick out their tongues.

However, although the transfected tumour cells and non-tumorigenic cells have similar amounts and affinities of beta-adrenergic agonist and antagonist binding, similar amounts of Gs subunits and similar forskolin-stimulated adenylyl cyclase activities, the former remain much less isoproterenol responsive.

It's a vision that renders government less responsive and less responsible to its citizens.

However, in contrast to DNA-based markers, metabolites are much less robust since they are responsive to the environment, and might be tissue-specific and developmentally regulated.

Per drug excreted; there is much less sodium excretion in cirrhotics responsive to furosemide as compared to healthy controls and the response is even further blunted in resistant patients [ 11].

As might be expected from the positioning of ISRE's so close to exon 1, mouse ISG12(a) is also IFN-responsive, though much less strongly than human ISG12(a).