Sentence examples for responsive to changes from inspiring English sources

FACIT-Fatigue was responsive to changes in clinical status based on the ASAS response criteria.

The six clusters responsive to changes in background luminance (c15 20) showed a diversity of response properties and temporal dynamics.

"That the ocarina is a highly vocalized instrument very responsive to changes in the vocal chords or wind,'' the fellow said.

"Some consumers are very responsive" to changes in rates, said David B. Gross, a senior economist at Lexecon, an economic consulting firm.

We take threats to our critical national infrastructure very seriously and need to be responsive to changes in a fast-moving and complex, globalised telecommunications marketplace.

Because consumption by poorer households is much more responsive to changes in wealth than consumption by richer households.

As a team, it's very important we're responsive to changes in the use of different substances, so we can spot emerging trends and make sure we're providing the right kind of support.

When asked whether this could be revised, the spokesman said: "The guidance that CESG gives its customers is always responsive to changes and developments in the external market place, including the emergence of new threats".

But New Hamphire has an unusually large number of swing voters and may be especially responsive to changes in the national mood.

In this sense, private "laws" are by far more effective, responsive to changes and highly enforceable.

VPE institutes need to be responsive to changes in society and industry.