Sentence examples for productive responses from inspiring English sources

Addition of buffers did not affect productive responses.

The feeding of SPKM up to 15% in the diet decreased feed costs without detrimental effects on productive responses and tended to increase milk protein content.

These results demonstrate how goats with a higher capacity for αS1-CN synthesis exhibit more efficient energy and protein utilization, evident at the digestive level, and better productive responses to high-nutrition diets.

People across the organisation can better co-create productive responses to diversity's challenges and opportunities if they understand, are cognisant, respectful and accommodating of each others behaviours.

This may convert subthreshold engagements with self or other Ags into productive responses.

This illustrates the potential benefit of studies in dogs where a suitable experimental design could help distinguish whether T-cell-mediated therapies that elicit productive responses in non-Golden Retrievers might be less successful in Golden Retrievers [28], and similarly whether tumors of Golden Retrievers provide suitable targets for natural killer cell-mediated immunotherapy.

For the APLs identified here, it remains to be established whether effects on APL-MHC stability, density or duration of TCR activation can be reconciled with an inhibition of specific cytokine production in an otherwise productive response.

Nutrition and biostimulation effects may be responsible for the increased productive response to agricultural compost amendments in cropping systems.

I hope that now others will come to the realization of the truth of Mr. Friedman's words and start to move toward a more rational and productive response to the dangers and promises of the 21st century.

We can quibble about fruit all day, but a more productive response would be to recommit to the principle that 15 (or 17 percentt proficiency just isn't good enough, no matter where you live.

The boundless ecstasy of Jewish enthusiasm never earned a reply in any tone that could count as a productive response to Jews as Jews — that is, a tone that would have addressed what the Jews had to give and not only what they had to give up.