Sentence examples for responsiveness to it from inspiring English sources

The more you use a bit, the more a horse loses its responsiveness to it.

One way or another, the essays in Farther Away are attempts to enlarge the place where literature, and the responsiveness to it, can be preserved.

One Muslim scholar of the Quran, Asma Barlas, argues that "sexual equality in procedure often may ensure rather than obliterate sexual inequality in outcome" and believes the Quran advocates a model of equality which can be conceptualised not as blindness to sexual difference but rather as responsiveness to it.

As confirmed from this evidence, over-stabilization of HIF-1 α in TMZ-sensitive GBM cells abolished their responsiveness to it.

In addition, our study could not discriminate whether abnormal responses were due to decreased production of NO, increased destruction or inactivation of NO, or decreased vascular smooth muscle cell responsiveness to it.

In the studies to understand how T2DM increases host responsiveness to LPS, it has been shown that T2DM increases the expression of TLR4 in host cells such as monocytes [ 20, 21].

The resulting instrument will then be subjected to full psychometric testing to evaluate its reliability, validity, and responsiveness to determine whether it would be suitable as a clinical trial end point.

"To this day, in terms of responsiveness to the show, it was the best we've done.

Doppler evaluation appeared to be an important feature to take into account in order to evaluate responsiveness to treatment and it should be included in enthesis examination for this purpose.

Although our results suggest that muscle progenitors have a high responsiveness to BMP signaling, it does not rule out the possibility that alternative cell populations may contribute to bone formation in muscle.

First, despite guarantees of confidentiality, recipient organisations may have exaggerated their degree of responsiveness to coroners' recommendations; it is reasonable to interpret the proportions of accepted and supplanted recommendations in our results as upper bounds, and the proportion of rejected recommendations as a lower bound.