The advantages of self-swabbing are evident with higher responsiveness and lower costs than HCP swabbing.
Odom woke up briefly and showed some responsiveness with his body language on Thursday, according to multiple sources familiar with the situation.
The touchscreen, while nice to have on such an inexpensive phone, seems to have some issues with responsiveness.
The remaining SF-36 scales, GH, RE and MH were less responsive, with responsiveness indices from 0.24 to 0.52.
These criteria, or anchors, may be clinical endpoints (i.e., laboratory measures, physiological measures, clinician ratings), patient-rated global improvement or other PROs with established responsiveness, or some combination of clinical and patient-based outcomes.
Responsiveness, determined from response probability or another suitable index, is a respondent's report of its subjective experience with some event E. High responsiveness by a respondent indicates the stimulus event is deemed more intense or noxious and low responsiveness by a respondent indicates the stimulus event is deemed less intense or noxious.
The levels of activity and PLP responsiveness in vitro were not correlated with clinical responsiveness to PLP in some cases.
However, activity limitation was not found to be associated with healthcare responsiveness, as also found in some studies (22).
Wheat shows considerable genetic variation in environmental responsiveness with some types that respond only to temperature per se, some that also respond to Pp, some that have an additional vernalization response to low temperature and some that also show Pp effects in vernalization response (Hay and Kirby, 1991).
Preferences decreased with reduced treatment responsiveness and with increasing toxicity.
