Sentence examples for reflect responsiveness from inspiring English sources

Genomic markers that reflect responsiveness to a relaxation response (RR) intervention have been detected in healthy volunteers, but have not been examined in clinical conditions for which RR is effective (e.g., hypertension).

Our results imply that some putative survival skills measured in nonlethal assays reflect responsiveness to an actual predator, but they do not relate directly to their analogues in actual predator prey interactions.

Therefore, the higher PR expression in women with large breasts as compared to women with small breasts may reflect responsiveness to estrogen [ 29].

It is important to note baseline IGF1 levels, which may reflect responsiveness to somatostatin analogues, when considering EDI; patients with baseline levels below but close to the ULN may be less suitable candidates who require more careful consideration.

The longer TTP in patients with higher Cyclin A1 levels might therefore reflect responsiveness to cytostatic treatment rather than an association between more aggressive tumor biology and later-stage disease at first diagnosis.

In a recent meta-analysis of articular cartilage quantitative assessments that provided SRMs to reflect responsiveness, measures of the medial tibia had SRMs that ranged from −0.63 to −0.34, medial femur: −0.74 to −0.28, and medial tibiofemoral: −1.26 to −0.46 [ 38].

Factor analysis resulted in a two-factor structure that reflects responsiveness and demandingness in a manner consistent with existing assessment tools.

It remains unclear whether this effect size is the optimal discriminatory endpoint that reflects responsiveness to patient concerns.

Values in this table are interpreted in the same way as those listed in Table 2, except here the M statistic reflects responsiveness of a module to aging (rather than CR).

Among the proteins in the category 'Metabolism', the energy metabolism functions 'Carbohydrate transport and metabolism' and 'Energy production and conversion' showed low rates of substitution, whereas genes related to digestion processes (lipid, nucleotide and amino acid digestion) had high rates of substitution, perhaps reflecting responsiveness to their feeding habitat.

Based on both viability and cytotoxicity assays, we demonstrated here that colospheres can be applied to drug efficacy assays: in addition to a dose-dependent response, we showed for the first time with an ex vivo tumour model that colosphere response could reflect the responsiveness on parental cancer xenografts in nude mice to the same chemotherapy.