Sentence examples for responsive and unresponsive from inspiring English sources
The researchers then analyzed information about the 7,919 people in the study who died of cancer and concluded that responsive and unresponsive cancers were treated equally often with chemotherapy at the end of life.
Comparison of the functional properties of laser responsive and unresponsive nociceptive fibers revealed no significant differences.
All distances are relative to the boundary between responsive and unresponsive regions of the cell.
The use of 16-site silicon probes and spike-sorting methods (Niell and Stryker, 2008) enabled unbiased sampling from both responsive and unresponsive units.
Once this is known, intervention studies into the effects of training on EBP profiles can be conducted, and it may be possible to identify areas responsive and unresponsive to formal training.
Because relatively less radiosensitivity has been observed in early G1 (Sinclair, 1968), a hypothetical concern is raised with TAM whether its combination with radiotherapy results in the radioprotection of tumour clonogens of hormonally responsive and unresponsive breast carcinoma cells at dose levels typical of those used clinically (Wazer et al, 1989).
The opposing in vitro effects of 5αP and 3αHP were observed in all breast cells studied: tumorigenic and nontumorigenic, estrogen-responsive and unresponsive, and ER/PR-positive and -negative cells [ 18].
This assumption provides the simplest model allowing for both highly responsive and highly unresponsive patients.
Clinically, it is useful to classify children as diazoxide responsive and diazoxide unresponsive.
Without knowing the ratio between patients being started on ADT for PSA progressive disease and for metastatic cancer, we cannot assign proportions to patients with hormone responsive and hormone unresponsive disease in the progressive phase.
Finally, we evaluated whether there was a difference between the CD4+T-cell counts of those defined as "mitogen- responsive" and "mitogen-unresponsive".
