"cause response" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to something that causes people to respond in a certain way. For example, "The news story triggered a huge cause response among viewers."
Impacts on peaks and valleys cause response similar to oblique impact, affecting the rebound behavior of the particle by changing the rebound direction and increasing the rebound energy of the particle.
Old school fax messages are 8 times more likely to cause response than email.
Discrepancies between researcher and respondent perceptions of the meanings of items' statements can cause response bias for individual items across a sample (Lewise et al. 2005).
First, most of the outcome measures are self-report, and this could cause response bias.
Because of publicity about the effects of industrialized swine production in North Carolina, we were concerned that survey questions specifically about swine CAFOs would cause response bias; therefore, respondents were asked about livestock odor in general.
Noxious stimuli also cause responses in many areas of the cerebral cortex and the deeper islands of gray matter.
A low F0 context would have the opposite effect and cause responses to decrease in favour of [s] responses.
Simple Subjectivism improves on it by indexing moral properties to subjects and referring to dispositions to cause responses rather than actual responses.
The presented approach is relevant to all engineering devices interacting with granular matter which causes response forces.
A long distance not only causes response time delay but also increases transportation cost.
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