The phrase "accompanying response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a response that is provided alongside or in relation to another piece of information or communication.
Example: "Please find attached the accompanying response to your inquiry regarding our services."
Alternatives: "related reply" or "corresponding answer".
The current study focused on identifying likely non-responders to the anti-TNF treatment infliximab, a chimeric monoclonal antibody, due to availability of suitable gene expression data sets with accompanying response data.
In an accompanying response, the leaders of the US National Academy of Sciences, the US National Academy of Medicine and the UK Royal Society opposed such a moratorium, arguing that "we must achieve broad societal consensus before making any decisions, given the global implications of heritable genome editing 2.
A number of observable fractures at the surface do not have an accompanying response in the GPR section.
Second, regarding the "developmentally younger" concern, please see the accompanying response for new experimental data and explanations that address this point.
However, relatively little work has focused on the extent to which the anxiety disorders overlap with respect to changes in brain perfusion that accompany response to first-line treatment that is after all pharmacologically similar for different disorders.
Pro-cues were necessarily closer in time to the previous response than retro-cues, and the pre-stimulus baseline was therefore more likely to be contaminated by any response artifacts, such as eye blinks that accompany responses, than it would be for retro-cues.
Subsequently, a novel control structure comprises ISMC and PPIO is presented to overcome the design constraints and to mitigate the undesired transient response accompany the response of the closed-loop system based ISMC.
These methods may be limited where maximal tumour response has not been achieved or when there is an accompanying inflammatory response associated with FDG activity.
Lentiviral particles infect dividing and nondividing cells, including neurons (Naldini et al, 1996; Blömer et al, 1997), without inducing any major accompanying immune response.
With that in mind, testing expert Fred Smith and Robin Jacobowitz of the State University of New York at New Paltz, have analyzed reading passages along with the accompanying constructed response questions.
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