Sentence examples for responsiveness to this from inspiring English sources

However, Novalis's emphasis on intellectual responsibility, self-thinking, and autonomy speaks clearly of a responsiveness to this dimension of Fichte's work.

So too the sage-king rules by cultivating within himself a constant awareness of and responsiveness to this natural Way.

Research is only now highlighting what practitioners, coaches and athletes have been aware of for some time, and that is the inherent variability in individual responsiveness to this supplement [126 130].

The ABA-mediated stomatal response is a dosage-dependent process; thus, one genetic engineering approach for achieving drought avoidance could be to sensitize the guard cell's responsiveness to this hormone.

I was deeply disappointed then and I still am now, THREE years later, at the lack of responsiveness to this tragedy.

We assessed the bees' PER and thus the thresholds of responsiveness to this appetitive stimulus.

Alertness is a global observation of level of consciousness i.e. awareness of, and responsiveness to the environment, and this might be described as alert, clouded, drowsy, or stuporous.

This responsiveness to the stimulatory effects of SLE plasma was largely reversed in DC exposed to 1, 25-D (Figure 3A).

Britain's transport minister, Lord Adonis, heaped praise on Network Rail's boss for his "responsiveness to the public mood at this time of economic hardship .That mood has turned very ugly indeed, and not just in Britain.

Conversely if a less robust skeletal phenotype were to be due to a lower osteogenic responsiveness to loading this should be reflected by a lower level of bone loss associated with disuse.

Since mice experience age-related changes in immune function, which include alterations in T-cell responsiveness to antigens, this may have affected the outcome of our study [ 27, 28].