Sentence examples for relatively responsive from inspiring English sources

Once the web page has loaded, scrolling around the site and zooming in and out is relatively responsive.

The Military Council, despite obfuscations and impatience with demonstrators, has remained relatively responsive to the demonstrators' demands.

Since 1993 he had been "relatively responsive to treatment", leading to a conclusion that "so long as treatment continues he should be regarded as posing a low risk of re-offending".

In a test drive earlier this week at BMW's Woodcliff Lake, N.J. headquarters, the 328d was fun to drive, relatively responsive and quirk-free, but not a barn burner.

And they meld some car characteristics -- comfortable cabins, relatively responsive handling, compliant rides, reasonable fuel economy -- with the traits that have had people lining up for S.U.V.'s: good outward visibility, a "commanding" driving position, flexible cargo space and the bad-weather security of all-wheel drive.

Everything's pretty intuitive and the touch aspect is relatively responsive.

Combined, this means that voxels are relatively more responsive to low-frequency stimulation in lateral HG and relatively more responsive to high-frequency stimuli in anteromedial and posteromedial HG.

Cell responses to environmental stimuli are usually organized as relatively separate responsive gene modules.

Cell responses to environmental stimuli are usually organized as relatively separate responsive gene modules at the molecular level.

Alternatively, it could be that the anterior temporal lobes are relatively more responsive to animate than inanimate entities, with the superior temporal gyrus being particularly responsive for human-animate attributes (such as the social abstract concepts used by Zahn et al).

Melancholia is a particular depressive syndrome that is relatively more responsive to somatic treatments such as medications (e.g., Prozac, Paxil, and Zoloft) and electroconvulsive therapy (ECT).