Sentence examples for responsive to such from inspiring English sources
p-p70S6K is generally used in preference to p-mTOR to assess the tumour response to mTOR antagonists and to predict which tumours may be responsive to such agents (for reviews see Boulay et al (2004); MacKenzie and von Mehren (2007)).
A nonprofit group, the Utility Consumers Action Networkk (ucan.org), has also brought pressure on carriers to be more responsive to such problems.
When the public is responsive to such news, it can seem as if a trend is sweeping the field.
An independent agency devoted to consumer protection would be more responsive to such problems, the critics say.
Hitler was the more responsive to such arguments because they coincided with his belief that another German offensive would so drain the Soviet Union's manpower that the U.S.S.R. would be unable to continue the war.
Responsive to such recognition, a virtual page turn is displayed on the touch display.
This review addresses mainly smart polymers, derived from chitosan, including particulate carrier systems, hydrogels and film based materials that are responsive to stimuli such as temperature and pH.
Compared with non-menstrual migraine attacks, MM/MRM attacks are generally longer lasting, more debilitating, more prone to recurrence, and less responsive to therapies such as triptans [9, 10].
Based on these considerations, MSI-H CRCs seem to be particularly responsive to immunotherapy, such as anti-PD-1, opening a new era in the treatment landscape for patients with metastatic CRC.
The second specification lowers the standards, but it too is inconsistent with a range of conceptions of the good that flout simple demands of consistency and are not responsive to evidence, such as those oriented around astrology or New Age religions (Nussbaum 2011).
Additionally, it is responsive to treatments such as a non-selective, long acting CRF receptor antagonist, and to a lesser extent to minoxidil, one of the few federally approved clinical treatment of alopecia [21].
