Sentence examples for articulated responses from inspiring English sources
"There are a lot of interesting points being raised on both sides of the issue and I think "... people are better equipped to analyze the issues, to see the flaws in them and to see the strengths in them and provide well articulated responses to suggestions about how things ought to be done," he said.
Through a comparison of behavioural themes and articulated responses, the impact of PH on the patient's life was analysed to compare differences between reported behaviour and actual behaviour.
More research is needed to determine the best way to craft scaffolds such that students factor all articulated responses into group decision making.
But the question of how scaffolds can be designed to encourage that the articulated responses figure into group decision making is not entirely resolved.
By administering open questionnaires to people with diabetes managed by group or usual care we were able to facilitate the expression of articulated responses, which were then subjected to propositional analysis.
But, out of this current impasse, there must come some articulated response that offers an American road map, something stated clearly and decisively, which removes doubt from our minds and suspicion from the minds of our enemies.
He seems to be feeling his way toward an articulated, poetic response to the seasons that is something like a modern Western version of kaiseki.
The apparent lack of clearly-articulated workplace response strategies is consistent with previous research [ 20].
In the present study, TMS-induced disruption of the motor lip representation suppressed MMN responses to both lip-articulated "ba" and tongue-articulated "ga" sounds that were presented among tongue-articulated "da" sounds.
This paper presents studies on the response of an articulated tower in the ocean subjected to deterministic and random wave loading.
The displacement response of an articulated leg platform (ALP) is mainly governed by its rigid body mode of vibration which has a very low frequency.
