Sentence examples for change responses from inspiring English sources

Fear of being unsympathetic to someone of the same race can change responses," he said.

Furthermore, correct "change" responses vs. incorrect "change" responses recruited the inferior prefrontal cortex (BA 44/46) more strongly in ES subjects than controls.

The differences are attributed to the refinement of dislocation debris dominating down-rate change responses.

Exxon's brand of "scientific" lobbying obfuscated reality, reduced the urgency of climate change responses and was downright unethical.

This creates the necessity to take climate change responses into account in spatial planning practices.

In relation to global change, responses to increased atmospheric CO2 and temperature should be modeled in a mechanistic manner.

Once fitted to the data associated with each subject, the model accurately reproduced the fractional plasma volume change responses in all subjects: the error between actual versus model-reproduced fractional plasma volume change responses was only 1.4 ± 1.6% and 1.2 ± 0.3% of the average fractional plasma volume change responses in the absence and presence of inotrope co-administration.

"Australia will lead by example in the way we invest in and reward technology … it will be innovation and technological breakthroughs that will ultimately bring the breakthroughs in our climate change responses," she said.

Because of SMAs' different mechanical properties compared to regular steel, use of SMA as reinforcement in concrete may change responses of structures under seismic loads.

"However, the human brain and sense organs have not had evolutionary time to change responses to these types of sense cues," Loucks wrote in his study.

The goal of the work is to identify emerging best practices and innovations in community climate change responses throughout the province.