Sentence examples for responsive to training from inspiring English sources
Whether we have a dog for a limited or extended period of time through our board and train program, we use nutritious food to help dogs pay attention and be responsive to training.
EI is highly responsive to training [ 11].
Conclusions about efficacy based on a single year of performance (measured as SFV) could lead to some demonstrably wrong conclusions for example, that a manager is seeing the maximum impact of training or that incentive-driven reps are more responsive to training than training-driven reps are, when, over a three-year period, the reverse is true.
Size is not an objection, but dogs must be energetic, responsive to training, comfortable among other dogs, adults, and physically fit to compete.
After training, the monkeys developed regions that were selectively responsive to each trained set.
Older adults, we hypothesized, could be a particularly responsive group to train in mindfulness due to their life experience accompanied by a potentially increased ability to examine their lives as well as the capacity, honed by aging-related changes, to accept their life.
For example, response strategy patients may be more responsive to extinction training, while spatial strategy patients may be more responsive to cognitively guided therapies.
Both groups showed enhanced neural activity from session-to-session, in the same P2 latency range previously identified as being responsive to auditory training.
Our findings show that mere repeated stimulus exposure alters the way sound is encoded in the brain, and these alterations are reflected by enhanced evoked brain activity in the same P2 latency range previously identified as being responsive to auditory training.
The results obtained were compared with those from her monozygotic unaffected sister, allowing us to assume that the JDM patient is effectively responsive to exercise training.
The current study indicates that female athletes categorized as high-risk based on previous coupled biomechanical and epidemiologic studies are more responsive to neuromuscular training [ 6].
