Sentences with phrase «so reactive»

Understanding why couples become so reactive to each other will put you one step ahead of couples who are at the mercy of a process they don't understand — and certainly don't know how to do anything about.
I therefore believe that it's time for IT departments to stop being so reactive, and more proactive, whilst really driving the agenda for digital disruption forward within their own organisations.
And it's also highly reactive, so reactive that it doesn't exist in nature in its pure form.
Destruction of ozone in the stratosphere takes place as quickly as formation of ozone, because the chemical is so reactive.
Ever wonder why cats are so reactive?
In classes, dogs work one at a time and rest crated or safely in their vehicle in between searches so reactive dogs can enjoy the activity, too
Dogs work individually so reactive dogs are welcome!
Some doorbell dogs are so reactive that they react to doorbells on TV.
Because it is so reactive, oxalate also interferes with the duties of many other positively charged ions like magnesium, zinc, copper, iron, manganese, and more.
I have been taught the means to not be so reactive, but rather greet those nuances with a more positive perspective.
Because sodium is so reactive, it is rare in its pure form, which is solid at room temperature but soft enough to cut with a knife.
Ordinarily borylene is so reactive that it can only be kept stable at temperatures close to absolute zero.
Singlet oxygen is quite well known because it's so reactive.
Clar tried to synthesize this molecule — called triangulene — in solution, but failed because it was so reactive it immediately bound up with other triangulene fragments.
So reactive, so juvenile.
This felt weak — to become so reactive and timid.

Not exact matches

[Last,] be proactive, not reactive, because when you open your doors it's so easy to sit there and get bombarded.
Google's pill aims to change the strategy from reactive to proactive — adopting a «preventative maintenance» approach — by continuously monitoring the body for disease triggers, so they can be identified and treated as soon as they appear.
So far, their sentiments are reactive rather than being spelled out in a policy program.
I realize this short blurb is likely not enough to explain the strategy fully, so I've just written a post on Reactive Link Building Reactive Link Building which you can find on my site.
After all, most offer so many other products (from banking to investing) that they can't possibly be as reactive as a smaller lender that has just one type of product to manage.
I think one of the reasons we're dealing with so much vitriol in the Christian community right now is that social media encourages a reactive style of communication that tends to put our fallen first instincts on display.
Whilst the very title of «Protestantism» depicts its genesis as a reactive movement, it is the case that strong protests against the Christian doctrines of the Trinity and the Incarnation form part of the Koran and so of Islamic faith.
Communitarian inclusiveness is no innocent practice, because it reflects a reaction against exclusivism and so is readily given to a kind of reactive carelessness.
The campus ministry was no longer waiting passively for the university to set its agenda but was now responsive and reactive to the strengths and needs of both campus and church, or so the rationale went.
I would monitor my body - weight, composition, cholesterol profile, chronic inflammation indicated by C - Reactive Protein (CRP) and Heart Rate Variability (HRV) whilst doing so to help assess whether the diet was something to consider following periodically or continuously since insulin sensitivity is very important but not the sole factor determining the healthspan supporting virtues of a dietary template.
The reactive Double Galileo hinge allows an opening angle of 180 °, so that the over-cap no longer comes into contact with the users» cheeks.
Rice is listed as one of the cross reactive foods so I e-mailed the doctor who wrote the article asking her if Rice Protein could be problematic... This is what she said:
So what happens when a porous offense takes on a reactive defense?
Our bodies are smart, and reactive, so sometimes they don't.
Some babies are not particularly reactive but are still hard to soothe; so for those babies, it takes longer to trigger crying, but once they start, they're hard to bring down.
So we get reactive and shift into overdrive.
What I wish I could say out loud, but will do cowardly in print instead, is to express the desire to respond in kind...» So, my adoptive mother read everything under the sun about attachment and diagnosed me with reactive attachment disorder.
I think they so, particularly for children who are very sensitive, emotionally reactive, anxious, or exposed to high levels of environmental stress.
Arguments between mothers and teenage daughters may be as regular as rain, but when the twosome is a high - strung, reactive mother and a high - strung, pubescent daughter, it can look so crazy that dads are mystified by the emotional downpour.
In support of this model, multiple studies have shown the association between infant negative reactivity and later psychosocial outcomes such as problem behaviour and self - regulation to be moderated by parental behaviour, so that highly reactive children fare better than others when they experience optimal parenting but worse than others when they experience negative parenting.41 - 46 Further support is found in studies indicating that interventions targeting parental attitudes and / or behaviours are particularly effective for children with a history of negative reactive temperament.47, 49
Reactive attachment disorder, or RAD, affects so many children who have been in foster care and who were adopted as older children.
Highly reactive or aggressive discipline can make his behavior immeasurably worse, so what are some of the strategies you can employ with a sensitive child?
KEY TIP: Keep in mind early on that you will be sensitive so that you can prepare yourself and try to be less reactive.
So if being reactive is not working or only working in the short term you might want to try being proactive.
RAD Speciality — Because the program at Sundance Academy is so relationship based, it particularly resonates with kids suffering from Reactive Attachment Disorder.
When I was 26 years old, I learned my HBsAg was reactive when I was required to undergo medical exam for an employment (so depressed I wasn't hired and the doctor had to write in big words, «not fit to work» on my medical result clearance).
Labour should show they are the party to meet the challenge, and somehow their language and thinking must change so that it is positive rather than defensive and reactive.
After 10 days of smoke exposure, the scientists found an overall increase in DNA damage responses to so - called reactive oxygen species within the cells.
That's because it comes from plants, which are prolific producers of polyphenols, antioxidant compounds believed to mop up so - called free radicals, very reactive molecules that can damage DNA.
However, hydrogen is highly reactive and flammable, so it requires careful handling and storage.
Cyanide compounds are very reactive, so reactions on early Earth could have led to the more complex organic molecules that life needed (Geophysical Research Letters, DOI: 10.1029 / 2009gl040252).
Because so many substances seem to spike these overlapping reactions, and because not everybody is universally reactive to exactly the same substances, it's hard to ferret out cause and effect.
In the U.S., the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) oversees chemical and other facilities that deal with hazardous materials, making sure various «process safety» routines are followed so as to «prevent or minimize the catastrophic injury or death that could result from an accidental or purposeful release of toxic, reactive, flammable or explosive chemicals.»
The addition of the tags adds mass to the product so researchers can easily detect the reactive products using mass spectrometry.
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