Sentence examples for whether it responds from inspiring English sources

Whether it responds to crisis by collaboration or confrontation with its traditional Gulf adversaries will shape the region's future.

This so-called calcium channel is found exclusively within sperms' tails, but working out whether it responds to progesterone proved a thornier exercise than expected.

When a process control system (PCS) is designed or improved, it is very desirable to check in advance whether it responds within time constraints because correcting a system after implementation requires time and effort.

The ability of the Fluorescence Blob Model (FBM) to probe the chain dynamics of a polymer backbone was verified for the first time by investigating whether it responds to known differences in backbone flexibility for flexible cis-polyisoprene (PIP) and more sterically hindered polystyrene (PS), both randomly labeled with pyrene.

The question whether amygdala activation is primarily abnormal and affects other brain systems or whether it responds "normally" to an abnormal pattern of information conveyed by other brain structures remained unanswered.

For a given level of discriminability, it remains up to the organism whether it responds to the strongest 1% of stimuli it observes or the strongest 90%.

The children's services agency was last audited in 1998, in a check of whether it responded quickly enough to charges of child abuse; Mr. Hevesi's audit found that it did.

An SDH approach is helpful to assess whether fortification of maize flour and corn meal is an effective response to the needs of individuals across the whole social gradient, and whether it especially responds to the needs of the most vulnerable.

Thus, we then asked whether or not each of these sub-populations makes stable functional contribution to visual perception, by assessing whether or not it responds with consistent response patterns over scanner runs.

At this point in time, as the GMC is becoming more assertive in protecting doctors in training, the question remains whether it will respond also to protect its most junior members from mistreatment and toxic role-modelling.

Although these experimental approaches offer important insight to the processes underlying climate-mediated evolutionary change, an understanding of whether a population can respond does not clearly translate into an understanding of whether it will respond.