Sentence examples for responsiveness so that from inspiring English sources

We hope to use the threat of sanctions as a tool to generate Armenian responsiveness so that we will not be forced to impose sanctions measures.

She wants them to have "haptic responsiveness," so that the surgeon operating the robot can feel in her own hands the bounce or flab of an internal muscle, or palpate a liver from long distance.

These materials are further engineered with stimuli responsiveness, so that administration of the therapeutics can be controlled by changes in temperature, pH, and magnetic forces.

In the laboratory, application of 'inflammatory soup' causes increased trigeminal sensitisation and increased responsiveness so that dural afferents can be strongly activated by mechanical and other stimuli that initially had evoked little or no response.

"We are moving helter skelter toward a massive application of cancer immunotherapeutics, and we have to understand a lot better what is underpinning the variability of responsiveness so that we can apply those therapies in a rational and grounded way," Hayday says.

This accentuates the need for reliable indicators of fluid responsiveness so that needless or even deleterious volume replacement associated with increased morbidity and mortality may be avoided in critically ill patients [ 4].

This is most probably due to the fact that endotoxemia already enhanced platelet responsiveness and agonist-induced reactivity, so that little effect could additionally be induced by hypothermia.

As a consequence, starting PLR from the semi-recumbent posture is more sensitive than starting from the horizontal posture to detect fluid responsiveness [ 36], so that this method should be considered as a standard.

Based on the philosophy of defining categories according to their implications for treatment selection, the previous three categories of endocrine responsiveness have been simplified so that endocrine therapy is considered indicated if any ER staining is present in the tumour.

In the latter case, females laying eggs with high androgen levels are expected to reduce their own responsiveness to the offspring so that only their males make a higher parental investment (Müller et al. 2007).

Indeed, Page et al. [10] state that "bees who are sensitive to sucrose are also sensitive to stimuli of other modalities" so that "sucrose responsiveness can be used as a robust indicator for general differences of processing information in the central nervous system".