Sentence examples for a measurable response from inspiring English sources

It analyzes another earthquake at two different locations simultaneously (two other more distant measurements did not reveal a measurable response).

First, we considered the threshold of responsiveness, understood here as the lowest dose of allergen that elicits a measurable response.

When the tongue was exposed to club soda or even just to gaseous CO2, there was a measurable response in the nerve.

"We believe in making a measurable response," he added, "and there are going to be a lot of kids without parents as a result of this".

A measurable response from an Anglo-German team, an emotional one from an Italian team whose personnel includes Frenchmen, Englishmen, a South African, a German and a Brazilian - on an awkward day, with a difficult weekend to come, it seemed as well to have them both.

One group of investigators showed that ganglion cells of the cat differed in sensitivity to a given grating when the sensitivity was measured by the degree of contrast between the black and white lines of the grating necessary to evoke a measurable response in the ganglion cell.

"Some evidence" is above that, meaning a more measurable response, followed by the also self-explanatory "clear evidence".

"If you compare people's responses to curves in architecture with the responses to more angular, jagged architectures, you can actually light up an easily measurable response that trails right down to people's brain states when they're confronted with those different kinds of architectures," Ellard said.

It has been shown to be well tolerated at a dose of 20 mg day−1 and has a low, but measurable, response rate (Bushunow et al, 1999).

Also, while fine art may be intended to evoke a certain emotion, thought or behavior, the goal of design is to elicit a specific and measurable response from the observer in order to solve business and communication problems, according to the book "Talent is Not Enough: Business Secrets for Designers" by Shel Perkins.

This gap may be filled by a type of biosensor that employs genetically modified luminescent bacteria which provide a rapid, easily measurable response in the presence of relevant toxic (mixtures of) compounds.