The phrase "age of response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the time period or era characterized by the way individuals or societies respond to events, situations, or stimuli.
Example: "In the age of response, immediate feedback has become a crucial aspect of communication in the digital world."
Alternatives: "era of reaction" or "period of reply".
A logistic regression was performed to estimate the effects of age on response rate, separately for the first and second generation of lavage device.
The role of age on response to CR in schizophrenia remains understudied.
Objective To assess effect of age on response to alteplase in acute ischaemic stroke.
This was not simply a matter either of youthful unorthodoxy repudiated in age, or of response to the changing social climate in England.
Furthermore, there are potential problems in study design associated with clinical studies, such as power/sample size, patient age, variability of response, actual measurements performed, and other complicating factors that could have prevented significant findings.
Other studies have also demonstrated age differences of response to mivacurium [ 4, 7, 14, 17, 18].
A population –based prospective study comprising a screening questionnaire at the age of 13 (n=717, response rate – 81%) by interview and clinical examination of randomly selected 182 children from migraine headache and adolescents with no headache.
This is also confirmed by analyzing the relationship between age of diagnosis, response to therapy and NOD2 genotype.
It is interesting to revisit why this specifier was included, with Bögels and colleagues' (2010) review highlighting potential differences in genetic heritability, physiological responses, age of onset and response to treatment in performance and other types of social anxiety.
Here, the importance of gender and scientific age of referee responses within ecology and evolution is similarly tested.
