Sentence examples for responsive to standard from inspiring English sources
Asthma in obese people tends to be more severe, not typically associated with allergy, and less responsive to standard anti-inflammatory therapy, including corticosteroids.
It finds that "the STEM and IT labor markets appear to be responsive to standard economic signals of wage levels and unemployment rates".
To evaluate the effect of intravitreal ranibizumab on retinal capillary hemangioblastomas (RCHs) associated with von Hippel-Lindau (VHL) disease that are not amenable or responsive to standard therapy.
Since individuals with DR disease are less responsive to standard therapeutic regimens, they will, on average, experience a longer duration of infectiousness, and therefore also a higher case fatality.
Patients with TNBC, which account for about 10 17% of all breast cancer cases [4], are often unresponsive to endocrine agents such as tamoxifen and less responsive to standard adjuvant therapy [5].
provide consultation services and advise the CTL in preventative and treatment strategies for common complications or issues not responsive to standard strategies.
It could also be argued that educational programmes have a global accountability, given that they should be responsive to international standards and guidelines, and in light of the international mobility of the health workforce.
In contemporary terms, the notion of vocation as occupation suggests that VET should be highly responsive to industry expectations, existing standards, and employers' needs, often supported by government interests and economic imperatives.
Accountability ensures that regional surveillance is effective, efficient, consistent with international standards, responsive to local needs, and outcome-oriented.
They are joined by a clutch of "free schools" set up by parents, teachers and charities.Mr Gove's idea is to free schools from the grip of local-authority control, making them more responsive to local parents—and raising standards.
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.
