Sentence examples for responsiveness toward from inspiring English sources

Chemotactic responsiveness toward RANTES was directly correlated with the level of CC chemokine receptor 1 surface expression.

In addition, their sensing responsiveness toward chemical species can also be enhanced by applying larger vertical load on the CNTs.

In addition, to determine whether perceived parental warmth and responsiveness toward the child strengthens (moderates) the associations between parenting practices and health behaviors.

We found an inverse correlation between constitutive RANTES production and chemotactic responsiveness toward external RANTES, suggesting a possible functional down-modulation of the RANTES receptors, CC chemokine receptor 1 and CC chemokine receptor 5, during culture.

Increased responsiveness toward IL-1 would be expected to increase incidence and severity of arthritis.

Physical abuse was positively correlated with amygdala responsiveness toward sad faces within depressed patients.

Prior studies have considered how variables external to the S O R model (e.g., atmospheric responsiveness, attitude toward store/website, feelings, and involvement) may shape consumer response to store and retail website atmospherics (Eroglu et al. 2003; Jain et al. 2014; Kim et al. 2009).

Maybe the restrictions lead to a deterioration in a company's culture -- away from shareholder responsiveness and toward immunity from competitive pressures -- and eventually to poorer fundamentals and inferior stock performance.

The results indicate that the inherent preparedness and responsiveness of Vagad toward drought stress was much higher as compared with RAHS-14.

Cell lines were selected on stable incorporation of 5 × NF-κB luciferase and responsiveness was tested toward NF-κB inducing stimuli.

Our findings indicates not only lack of effect of maternal heavy alcohol use on toddler behavior problems, but also a lack of effect from other factors that may temporarily or acutely be affected by heavy maternal alcohol use, such as parenting behavior, attention, patience, responsiveness or warmth toward the child.