Sentence examples for responsiveness paper from inspiring English sources

✓ = tested; ✗ = not tested; * Reported in Cano et al 2004 [ 6]; ** Reported in Cano et al 2006 [ 28]; *** Although not including MID in our responsiveness paper (Cano et al, 2006 [ 28]), we include a comparison of relative responsiveness to existing PROs used in CD research in order to increase the interpretability of CDIP-58 change scores against these measures.

Employed people aged 60 years old and over are not taken into account because the main hypothesis of the methodology used in this paper, responsiveness of the employment rate to fluctuation in economic activity, does not hold for them.

Applying the theoretical lenses of ambidexterity, HRM practices and the integration-responsiveness framework, the paper highlights the importance of strategic choices in achieving ambidexterity and how implementing certain capabilities and HRM practices creates an ambidextrous context.

Evidence synthesis of the WPSI resulted in unknown evidence regarding responsiveness due to the paper's poor methodological quality.

This paper examines the responsiveness of external bank liabilities to deposit insurance policies for a sample of developed countries.

Considering responsiveness and environmental impacts, this paper presents a novel sustainable hub location-vehicle scheduling model, in which transportation fleet at hub nodes serving customers are limited in number.

Focusing on assistance to the elderly and using variation in state laws governing the division of funding between local and state governments for the Old Age Assistance OAAA) Program, this paper investigates the responsiveness of OAA payments and recipiency to local government funding shares.

We await the first paper on terlipressin responsiveness with interest!

This paper examines the responsiveness of all genes in mouse ES cells estimated using our recently published database on gene expression changes after controlled induction of 53 transcription factors (TFs) and other genes [ 9].

The redox-responsiveness of the polymer-modified paper substrate was shown by chemical means and Kelvin probe force microscopy (KPFM), while X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) revealed insights into the oxidation states of the ferrocene moieties.

The consequences of this synaptic bombardment on cellular responsiveness are investigated in the companion paper.