Sentence examples for much responsive from inspiring English sources

Edward Abington, who was formerly the United States Consul General in Jerusalem and the American official primarily responsible for dealing with Mr. Arafat, said, "The people who head the prevention security services are very much responsive to Arafat".

Indeed, it was found that GAL80 is not much responsive to changes in Swi5 availability: Cantone et al. observed that a 6-fold increase of SWI5 expression leads to only a negligible (1.08-fold) increase in GAL80 expression levels (Fig. 4A in Cantone et al., 2009).

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

Remember that the person reading your letter was not directly responsible for whatever happened, and they will be much more responsive and willing to please a gracious, polite customer than an angry, accusatory one.

We also compared how labor and vaginal delivery affects the neonatal neutrophil responsiveness to galectin-3 and found the VDCB neutrophils much more responsive than the CSCB cells.

A closer examination of the transcriptional control regions of human and mouse TIGAR showed that the principal p53-responsive element in human TIGAR is not well conserved in mouse TIGAR and is much less responsive to p53.

Our results support previous findings that the subcutaneous adipose depot is most reactive to acquiring BAT characteristics, whereas visceral depots are much less responsive (28).

The Democrats were much more responsive to local interests.

"It's much more responsive to economic forces than it was earlier in its life cycle".

This can make a laptop with an SSD feel much more responsive.

"You've been much more responsive than my friends on the leave campaign".