Sentence examples for traditionally responsive from inspiring English sources

India, by far the richest market in cricket, is traditionally responsive to success by the national team.

He argues that the property market is traditionally remarkably responsive to small but eye-catching initiatives.

Also, this tumor type is traditionally considered more responsive to immunotherapy.

Cultural competence: mental health services have traditionally not been responsive to ethnic and cultural minorities [ 32].

Although cancer of the cervix is traditionally considered not to be responsive to steroid hormones, an in vitro study has reported that the addition of oestrogen increased cellular proliferation in a cervix cancer cell line that was inhibited by progesterone.

LPS tolerance has traditionally been viewed as a hypo-responsive state of macrophages resulting from receptor desensitization [16].

In contrast to other tissues such as the endometrium, breast, brain and non-joint bone, it was traditionally thought that joint tissues were non-responsive to estrogens and estrogen deficit.

Yet, due to traditionally high unemployment rates, workers may be particularly responsive to employment prospects.

Traditionally, abnormal situation management has been addressed through responsive operational strategies.

Lack of population based information has traditionally been one of the key drawbacks to formulating timely, responsive health policies in much of the developing world.

Moreover, the infants who had followed BLW were reported by their parent to be significantly more satiety-responsive (able to regulate intake of food in relation to satiety) and significantly less food-responsive (eating in response to food stimuli regardless of hunger), than their traditionally fed peers [ 28].