Sentence examples for primarily responsive from inspiring English sources

A growing literature indicates that visual cortex areas viewed as primarily responsive to exogenous stimuli are susceptible to top-down modulation by selective attention.

Educating infants and toddlers has historically been a private enterprise: home was the "right" place for children, and mothers assumed to be the primarily responsive adult (Bloch 1987; Fuller 2007).

If one takes the evidence to which natural science is primarily responsive to be that produced by empirical observation, it seems that philosophical (and other) inquiry proceeding from the armchair must have some other (putative) evidential basis.

This study demonstrates that traditional variationist conceptualizations of style shifting as a primarily responsive phenomenon, conditioned by matters external to the speaker such as audience and formality of the situation, are inadequate to account for all stylistic choices.

This does not mean that these are not regulated differently in response to a particular iron source, but in this experiment it is impossible to distinguish whether they are primarily responsive to the iron availability, or the iron donor.

At concentrations less than a few nanomolar, cellular fluorescence is primarily responsive to changes in Δ ψm.

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".

Despite these favorable efficacy results, most patients treated with T-DM1 eventually progress [ 36- 38], and some HER2-positive breast cancers are primarily non-responsive or are only minimally responsive to T-DM1.

It might be due to an extension of the CUS effect, primarily non-responsive parts of the brain start reacting to stress as time goes on.

Previous work had identified neurons that were primarily air-puff responsive early in training, but became progressively more tone responsive as training proceeded.

Schematically, the mature modal system may be represented as follows (with the finals underlined and the confinals or tenors in lowercase letters): Though responsive primarily to melodic rather than harmonic needs, modality, for reasons of an essentially philosophical nature (modality purity), retained its hold upon composers well beyond the era of monophonic chant proper.