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Meanings of more reactive in English

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Usage of more reactive in English
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They'd easily sacrifice a couple of luminescent sunbeams for more reactive shooter mechanics.
Wired
2
Dramatically failing restaurants were taught to be leaner and more reactive.
The Guardian
3
No more reactive, 11 th month of the year scrambling to spend unused budget!
The South African
4
He needs a more reactive defender to partner alongside him.
The Guardian
5
Dr. Woolery-Lloyd: People of color have more melanin, and it's more reactive to sunlight.
Ebony
6
In the book, she's a much more reactive character.
The new yorker
7
But this one is different, more reactive than planned.'
Think of a number
8
The terminal double bond is more reactive due to the enhanced d-π* backdonation.
Pubmed
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However, the AD group was more reactive than the CD group to both classes of cues.
Pubmed
10
She was also more irritable, more reactive, less present and absolutely less joyful in my life.
The Guardian
11
This was very different to the Real Madrid games, though, because Chelsea were so much more reactive.
The Guardian
12
However, some believe official estimates are already understating the pace of inflation, based on more reactive online prices.
Reuters
13
He added that the company's aim was to become more reactive and avoid having stocks of aging vehicles.
Reuters
14
Flores prefers a more reactive approach.
The Guardian
15
Somewhat counterintuitively, chromium makes steel "stainless" because it is even more reactive with oxygen than iron.
Climbing Magazine
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Therefore, mood might be more reactive than activity and sleep in the seasonal variation induced by differential light exposure.
Pubmed
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