Sentence examples for responsive to life from inspiring English sources

In the main part of the book, however, things are less responsive to life's twists and turns.

When the two are in an optimal rhythm or balance the individual can be responsive to life events rather than reactive to them.

Although the neural circuitry underlying these behaviors is genetically established by adulthood (reviewed in Greenspan and Ferveur 2000), the fact that learning can occur, suggests it remains plastic and responsive to life experiences.

Good HRH leadership, governance, and management involve recognizing the diversity of health workforces, acknowledging gender constraints and opportunities, eliminating gender discrimination and equalizing opportunity, making health systems responsive to life course events, and protecting health workers' labour rights at all levels.

MDD is thought to be due to the interaction between genetic, early developmental and environmental factors, leading to an individual's stress response system becoming overly responsive to stressful life events, which causes this system to go into overdrive [ 4].

Later, Noss (1990, p. 356) has sought a definition for comprehensive coverage of biodiversity: ' A definition of biodiversity that is altogether simple, comprehensive, and fully operational (i. e., responsive to real-life management and regulatory questions) is unlikely to be found.

Lucky Dog, Upstairs Royal Court, London SW1, until 12 June The sweet-faced Linda Bassett has the most animated eyes - shining with hope and warmth yet responsive to whatever blows life throws at her, at which point they darken like storm clouds that cannot be kept at bay.

"Showing that this area is responsive to learning throughout life is a real contribution".

The SF-36 is a valid measure of change in population health and is also responsive to quality of life changes in patients with chronic pain conditions, for example, low back pain, widespread pain and post-operative pain (Ware, 2000).

This suggests that intrauterine and preweaning exposure to maternal obesity induces expression changes in a set of genes that are also responsive to overnutrition in later life.

Uncomplicated diverticulitis can be treated conservatively; however, complicated diverticulitis may not be responsive to medical treatment and life-threatening conditions may occur.