Sentence examples for responsive between from inspiring English sources
In the group of patients with improved health on the transition question of the SF-36, the EQ VAS score and the EQ-5D index scores were responsive between t0 und t2.
It is not surprising then that they exhibited vastly different molecular responses to LXR ligand treatment in terms of the number and identity of genes that were responsive to the ligand, as well as the magnitude of change for those genes that were commonly responsive between cell lines (Additional file 3).
Correlation scores are calculated, varying from -1.0 (least sensitive or responsive) to 1.0 (prototypically sensitive or responsive) between the observer sorts and a criterion sort for the prototypically sensitive and responsive mother, which is provided by the developers of the instrument.
In these DEGs, we found 151 and 323 DEGs temperature-responsive between ZNN and ZNH, and between ZHN and ZHH, respectively (Additional file 15: Table S5).
There is a mutually responsive relationship between the container and the contained -- or between body and soul -- that is a pleasure to behold.
The overlap in responsive genes between IR and UV was larger than the overlap between MS and one of the radiation types.
But Trace and Trust has used technology to create a more direct and responsive connection between consumers and fishermen than any other program in the country, said Peter Baker, director of Northeast Fisheries Program for the Pew Environment Group.
The Program provides interventions to establish safe, nurturing and responsive relationships between mothers and babies.
Well-balanced network performance: we model the interaction of users by considering the responsive tradeoff between hosts and clients.
There was a GAAAN1 2GAAA(C/G) motif, typical of an interferon-sensitive responsive element, between −118 and −107 from the putative transcription start site.
My analysis thus displays an intimate and responsive engagement between scientific knowledge and the material world that is integral to scientific practice (p. 183)." The natural world seems to have disappeared from Pickering's account.
