Technology has now made us accessible 24/7 and raised the overall responsiveness expectations.
Consequently, we raise the following hypothesis: H5: better responsiveness (Res) has positive impact on firm's performance.
Citizens are now used to using a variety of sources, including the internet, that help them make key decisions in their day-to-day life and raise the bar for NHS performance and responsiveness.
Findings of amygdala responsiveness to the eye region of fearful faces raise the question of whether eye widening is the only facial cue involved.
These dynamic measures generally employ controlled mechanical ventilation to raise the pleural pressure (some alternatively depend on raising the legs, measuring the effect of spontaneous breathing, or altering the positive end-expiratory pressure) and quite accurately predict fluid responsiveness.
This raises the possibility that responsiveness of SMPCs to SPARC, rather than its expression, declines with age.
If, however, low female responsiveness raises the threshold level of attractiveness required for a male to obtain a mating [ 6], then low female responsiveness will be associated with strong sexual selection.
"We will now significantly enhance the responsiveness of our Nato response force.
By decreasing T-cell responsiveness and raising the threshold for T-cell activation, CTLA-4 plays a critical role in the maintenance of peripheral T-cell tolerance [ 36, 37].
Evolutionary convergence on sleep loss and vibration attraction behavior, which is involved in prey seeking, have been documented in cavefish raising the possibility that enhanced sensory responsiveness underlies changes in sleep.
(Whitby et al, 2000; Pelser et al, 2009) The observation that the KSHV-seropositives had smaller indurations, including the arm, raises the hypothesis that generalised hypo-responsiveness may have reduced their risk for developing KS.
