Sentence examples for responsive to developments from inspiring English sources

It should wait until economists and policymakers better understand the dynamics of innovation and the role that patent rights play in promoting progress and until there are mechanisms in place to keep international obligations responsive to developments in science, technology, and the organization of the creative community.

I believe the Communication to be constructive, forward-looking and responsive to developments in CSR in Europe and the world.

They have been extremely responsive to development request and feature additions.

The basic assumption is that small-scale farmers in Thailand will be responsive to development efforts if the technology fits their needs, aspirations and environments.

Furthermore, tissue/development stage-specific silencing of X-linked and imprinted genes [ 67, 69, 70, 72] also argues against genomic features as key regulators of entry into silencing domains and suggests that at certain loci inclusion into lncRNA silencing compartment may be regulated by other factors responsive to development stage or tissue specific molecular signals.

While anthropologists in these countries were responsive to theoretical developments in the traditional centres of the discipline, they were also open to other intellectual currents, because they were typically engaged in debates with specialists from other fields about developments in their own countries.

This suggests that, following an outward shift in the Beveridge curve in the late 1990s, over the course of much of the first decade of economic and monetary union (EMU), euro area unemployment appears to have become considerably more responsive to vacancy developments, resulting in an inward shift in the euro area Beveridge curve during the middle years of the 2000s (blue lines in Fig. 1 b).

Mr. Ocampo said he planned to make the World Bank more responsive to international development goals.

While end of course rating protocols are summative the three components have clear formative characteristics in that each one is directly related to effective pedagogy and is responsive to faculty development through units such as the faculty center for teaching and learning.

It is possible that some of the inflammatory genes altered by parity are also responsive to the development of ER - breast cancer and, therefore, that parity-associated signatures become disrupted with progression of ER - disease.

All of the genes were evidently responsive to carrot growth and development, and some of them showed tissue-specific expression.