Sentence examples for responsive to calls from inspiring English sources

To be listed in the Coldwell Banker directory, a service company must prove it carries $1 million in liability insurance, agree to offer its best price and agree to be responsive to calls.

Susan Lees, a grandmother of five from Arlington, Mass., said grandmothers can be particularly responsive to calls for climate action because they have the time to get involved -- and care deeply about their grandchildren's future.

We examined eleven brain regions that were responsive to conspecific calls and none responded to the preferred whine-chuck call with higher expression of egr-1.

"I wish he had that much concern and was as responsive to Republicans' calls for input on major legislation," Mr. McCotter said.

But this deadly naïvete was quickly reversible: Female moose whose calves were killed by wolves were dramatically more responsive to wolf calls, the team reports in the 9 February issue of Science.

Everyone at the doggie hospital was delightful and responsive to our calls and treated Kiva and us wonderfully.

Faculty can hold office hours, make themselves available to students before and after class, and be responsive to phone calls and emails received from students.

We predicted, therefore, that the whine-chuck call would cause greater egr-1 expression than the whine in at least some of the brain regions that are responsive to conspecific calls in a manner similar to songbirds where preferred songs elicit greater expression of ZENK (avian egr-1) in the auditory forebrain [8], [10].

This included telephone reminders and home visits if not responsive to those calls; adherence follow-up by home visits and psychological supports at home were also carried out.

This work is also responsive to national calls for empirical investigations that use population-based methods to confirm and test explanations for health-related disparities identified among sexual minority populations [ 33].

Thus, electrical stimulation of medial prefrontal cortex elicits vocalizations (Robinson 1967), and electrophysiological studies (Vogt and Barbas 1988; Rolls et al. 2006) indicate that both this region and orbitofrontal cortex are responsive to conspecific calls, especially highly emotive ones.