Sentence examples for own responsiveness from inspiring English sources

In the latter case, females laying eggs with high androgen levels are expected to reduce their own responsiveness to the offspring so that only their males make a higher parental investment (Müller et al. 2007).

The own price responsiveness is relatively high in both countries but it is statistically significant only in China.

i.e. the ability to experience similar emotions as others while being conscious that this is the simulation of the emotional feeling and it is not one's own emotion (affective responsiveness), and (3) a cognitive component, i.e. to take the perspective of another person, though the distinction between self and other remains intact (emotional perspective taking).

Without the responsibility of responsiveness, you come upon your own self without the relief of distraction.

Once colleagues experience this increased responsiveness, their own requests expand.

Each of the four sections has it's own elements, atmosphere and responsiveness.

In many respects, home care is a victim of its own success, self-innovation and responsiveness to health delivery trends.

And the startling reproduction, including passages in stereo, conveys the painterly abandon with which Stokowski reveled in the responsiveness of his own, singular instrument.

The present study examines the patient's own appraisal of her sexual responsiveness after hysterectomy.

In the early stage of development, all pre-primary services in Hong Kong were privately run with their own adaptability, diversity and market responsiveness.

The emphasis on an autonomous agent's responsiveness to her own reasoning reflects the intuition that someone whose education consisted of a method of indoctrination that deprived her of the ability to call her own attitudes into question would, in effect, be governed by her "programmers," not by herself.