Sentence examples for responsiveness of some from inspiring English sources

To improve drivability ("responsiveness") of some arrangements, preheated air from a heat exchanger on the exhaust manifold is ducted to the air cleaner.

"This crisis has led many to raise serious questions and concerns about the accountability and responsiveness of some companies and boards of directors, to the interests of shareholders," said Mary L. Schapiro, the chairwoman of the commission.

In a sign of the new "responsiveness" of some parts of Chinese officialdom, the Shanghai government posted an answer from Mr Yu a day later on Sina Weibo, a Twitter-like microblogging service.

In the case of height, the issue is whether an increase in average height in a population alters the responsiveness of some outcome (earnings is the example here) to absolute differences in height.

This phenomenon can be expected when responsiveness of some cells to field stimulation is reduced and the rate of current flow from adjacent cells is limited.

In the absence of PNU-120596, a positive allosteric modulator of α7 nAChRs, a lack of responsiveness of some hippocampal CA1 pyramidal neurons to focal application of 0.5 1 mM choline does not imply a lack of expression of functional α7-containing nAChRs in these neurons.

Whole genome analysis of dicamba-induced gene expression showed that 10 hours after application, dicamba stimulated many stress-responsive and signalling genes, including those involved in biosynthesis or signalling of auxin, ethylene, and abscisic acid (ABA), with TIR1 and AFB5 required for the dicamba-responsiveness of some genes.

Promoter methylation and histone deacetylation, in part, explained the lack of retinoid responsiveness of target genes in some RA-resistant cells.

However, the NRR antibodies were incapable of completely inhibiting ligand-dependent Notch1 activation; whether this stems from masking of the binding epitope in a subset of receptors, residual intrinsic responsiveness of antibody-bound receptors, or some other mechanism remains to be determined.

Despite good results concerning validity, reliability, and responsiveness of the iHOT12, there are some limitations to this study.

These observations are not exclusive to agricultural areas in other studies (Murphy et al. 2006), but differences in study design (e.g., how sites are defined) and potential differences in the responsiveness of subpopulations could account for some of these differences.