Sentence examples for a stronger feedback from inspiring English sources

Using tablet PCs for data collection and daily data transfer offered a stronger feedback loop between interviewers and the central backstop team than with paper questionnaires.

Considering two neighboring cells in a given Shh influence field, the cell that receives lower Shh input (upper cell) encounters a stronger feedback inhibition due to lower endocytic turnover of Ptch1, resulting in a lower level of Shh signaling output represented by Gli1.

We found that left inferior frontal activity showed stronger sensitivity to words than false font and a stronger feedback connection onto the left ventral occipitotemporal cortex (vOT) in the first 200 ms. Subsequently, the effect of words relative to false font was observed on feedforward connections from left occipital to ventral occipitotemporal and frontal regions.

Furthermore, this strategy will provide a strong feedback on further planning of climate and environmental studies, pointing to the parameters, phenomena, and mechanisms which, so far, have not been studied and quantified to a full extent.

Our results show that a sufficiently large local entry friction provides a strong feedback in the system and thus can counteract elastic stress interaction between fractures, thereby ensuring simultaneous growth.

"Clearly, there was a strong feedback, which was even given in written form by some commercial operators, that the original design was not fulfilling their needs, in terms of cost, in terms of schedule, and in terms of the risks we would have been taking with what some saw as a kind of disruptive approach, such as a totally new supply chain and a completely new launch pad," he told me.

Finally, it is important to establish a strong feedback loop with other members of the leadership team.

Moreover, the bistable system can become irreversible in the presence of a strong feedback.

As a strong feedback inhibition controls principal cell activity in the amygdala [35], the observed excitation of interneurons may to a large extend be attributable to an indirect effect of NPS resulting from the excitation of LA projection neurons.

These results indicate that a strong feedback can result in transient infection patterns.

Enforcement mechanisms and human and financial resource capacity form a strong feedback loop.