Sentence examples for a constant response to from inspiring English sources

In fact, only three of the organisms analyzed maintained a constant response to these changes when different random vectors were used in each of the experiments.

On an individual (i.e., patient) level, however, previous results indicate that when adopting a 60% reduction in the number of CELs as criterion of being a responder, only two-thirds of the patients achieve and maintain a constant response to the drug over a three-year therapy phase.

The newly defined separation efficiency shows reasonable values and an almost constant response to the change in the value of the fraction of the useful component in feed, product, or residuum.

The strainmeter has a sensitivity of about 10−11, large dynamic range and constant response to strain from zero frequency to 20 Hz (Sacks et al., 1971).

Military commanders will be adapting and tweaking deployments and exercises, in constant response to directives from civilian leadership.

For load steps to high-current densitities, a second transient process with a constant response time was observed.

As regression lines were used to define the individual profiles, patients (n = 4) with a constant response (i.e. course was a horizontal line) could not be described with this method.

That is, the glucose concentration gives rise to a constant amperometric response whereas the concentration of mixed interfering species gives rise to a time dependent response, because the hemispherical diffusion profile yields a constant response and the linear diffusion profile yields a transient current following Cottrell's equation.

As the staircase steps in this experiment were fixed fractions of the respective target contrast (i.e., relative to contrast), the subtractive attenuation observed cannot be the trivial consequence of a constant response bias.

This was the late 1940s, and "bombings were such a constant response that soon our neighborhood became known as Dynamite Hill".

Tasks that allow for automatization typically involve repeated encoding of information that is paired with a constant response.