Sentence examples for over responsiveness from inspiring English sources

Nor should there be a rigid demarcation between public and private providers: distinctions are better drawn over responsiveness and efficiency than over ownership.

But in Britten's "Hymn to St .Cecilia" and elsewhere, murky diction only emphasized the group's general preference for vague soundscapes over responsiveness to text.

Modern psychology attributes primary importance to the activity of the autonomic nervous system, particularly its sympathetic branch, in emotional reactivity: autonomic over-responsiveness is intimately linked with neurotic dispositions.

The neuroticism scale of the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire (EPQ-N) assesses general tendency to over-responsiveness or over-reactivity (neuroticism) [ 35].

Failure of this seemingly excellent defense system in the form of over-responsiveness to the invading micro-organisms may result in septicemia and septic shock.

Compared to ADHD in childhood, adults with ADHD are impaired in different areas of functioning (social relationships and partnership due to emotional over-responsiveness, affect instability; occupational area due to disorganization).

Personality traits related to over-reactivity or over-responsiveness (neuroticism) and social conformity as well as factors related to perturbation of the autonomic nervous system and the HPA-axis explained a substantial part of variance of pain in the fibromyalgia patients.

And Jones, whose EPA job ended when the Trump administration took over, defended his responsiveness to Monsanto's concern about the ATSDR review, saying it had only to do with the "efficient use of government resources".

Terwee et al. have shown that there are over 30 different responsiveness calculations which have been described in the literature to identify change in a patient's HRQL [ 9].

Appropriate time over which responsiveness should be evaluated can vary and different instruments may be more responsive at different periods of recovery [ 7].

As Keane (2011) concludes, however, there exists a controversy over the responsiveness of labor supply to changes in wages and taxes: even though (at least for males) most economists believe labor supply elasticities are small, a considerable minority of studies finds large values.