Sentence examples for responsiveness out of from inspiring English sources

Since only maternal behaviors that occurred in response to the child's behavior were rated on this scale, we controlled for the variability in the number of child-elicited events across dyads by dividing the number of positive responses by the total number of child-elicited events, resulting in a percentage of positive responsiveness out of all possible types of responses.

These genes could predict TRAIL-responsiveness with an out of bag (OOB) error of 16%.

This leaves the question of justice suspended between the moral responsiveness coming out of the face-to-face encounter, and the conflict of ontological forces.

The responses were recorded for every animal such that, for example, 4 responses out of 5 at the tail is given as 80% responsiveness, and the mean values for responsiveness were retained for further analysis of the data.

This study underlines different clustering patterns of responsiveness for out-patients and in-patients in South Africa, in the Brazilian WHYS study [ 13] and in a study in Taiwan that found five factors (respect, access, confidentiality, basic amenities, and social support) [ 18].

Further analyses are currently ongoing to determine the responsiveness of the OUT-PATSAT35 questionnaire to changes over time.

First, the referee comments on the interesting idea of call responsiveness in and out of touch, given the strong effects of facial touch that we observe in the primary auditory cortex (Au1).

In both series of experiments the vessels regained full responsiveness to changes in oxygen tension following wash-out of the drugs.

The possibility that crizotinib affected the MET or ROS1 pathways leading to responsiveness was ruled out by investigation of these genes and demonstrating lack of any aberrations (Sun et al, 2012).

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On the other hand, excessive exercise of constitutional governance in regulation, performance management or accountability demands can crowd out the responsiveness of health system actors at the operational level to patients and citizens functioning at either the operational or collective level of governance (Cleary et al. 2013).