Sentence examples similar to responsive necessities from inspiring English sources
Earlier studies have pointed out the necessity of light for induction of genes through the C-repeat/dehydration responsive elements in response to low temperature, being mediated by phytochrome B [ 46].
Sandy has, in fact, brought together a trifecta of progressive policy vindications: the dangers of climate silence, the importance of a strong and responsive federal government, and the necessity of collective bargaining rights for workers.
Contemporarily, the growing interest in development of green buildings is observed while reflecting the necessity for creating environmentally responsive built environments.
That, he says, is the key to the game's success: giving the players what they want: "The days of 'ship it and move on' are now over; engaging with your players and being responsive to their needs is a necessity now.
Responsible as well as responsive to contemporary art's enlarged public sphere, she maintains standards of craft and sincerity — outward discipline, inward necessity — that speak for themselves, without critical gloss or winking irony.
Indeed, we cannot exclude the possibility that severely damaged dermal MVECs, such as those of SSc patients, might be less responsive to the beneficial effect of CYC, thus highlighting the necessity of an early diagnosis and start of treatment.
These 60-somethings tend to be more affluent than older retirees but are also very responsive to the idea of expanding Medicare to cover prescription drugs (a necessity now for many of them).
In fact, Google is even encouraging responsive design to improve the SEO for your site, as it reduces the necessity for multiple subdomains and duplicated content.
They were very responsive".
