Sentence examples for seems to be responsive from inspiring English sources

It looks pretty slick and seems to be responsive despite running on machines that only consume 2-watts of power thanks to itty bitty motherboards.

The German version of the Neck Disability Index seems to be responsive to these improvements.

Plastic bronchitis with type I inflammatory casts seems to be responsive to the use of anti-inflammatory therapeutics, including systemic or inhaled steroids [ 19].

The Dutch Shoulder Disability Questionnaire seems to be responsive (van der Windt et al. 1998, van der Heijden et al. 2000).

The OPAQ was also used as an outcome in the MORE study [ 19] and also seems to be responsive to clinical changes; women with incident vertebral fractures had a higher percentage of significant HRQL loss compared with women without incident vertebral fractures in physical function, symptoms, and overall HRQL (all p < 0.05) but not emotional status or social interaction.

In a similar vein, JSAV seems to be responsive and functional with a relatively small number of sequences, and therefore could well be a very useful component for online MSA browsing, but the authors do not mention cases whereby far more complex MSA processing may hit the limits of what JSAV can provide.

Larry Weiss, the head of St. Ann's School, said he was pleased that the court seemed to be responsive to parental concerns.

Rempel is a young, brilliant and accomplished woman and now, more than ever, voters seem to be responsive to her particular attributes.

To sum up, there is marked seasonal variation in affective disorders, and they seem to be responsive to a number of environmental stimuli, such as exposure to light.

The SAID evaluated in this study seemed to have a complex effect on the fecal microbiota, and a common set of taxa seem to be responsive to the influence of SAID vs. traditional COD.

34 Verbal encouragement possibly had an effect in some of our participants, but most of this group of patients with mild stroke did not seem to be responsive to our suggestions of change in level of physical activity.