Sentence examples for concept and response from inspiring English sources

Although Ling and colleagues [ 14] addressed issues with the B&B Scale by having patients report directly on pelvic pain, dysmenorrhea, and dyspareunia daily using a 0 to 10 numeric rating scale (NRS), no qualitative research involving patient input to support the item concept and response scale selection was conducted.

Symptom concepts and response scale options for the EPBD were derived from a series of 5 focus groups comprised of women with endometriosis.

The survey results were used to gain insights into consumer response to the policy, while focus groups gauged participant understanding of the feebate concept and overall response in preparation for the statewide survey.

Incorporation of a multiple-limiting AA concept and nonlinear responses into milk protein response models will help improve milk yield predictions and allow derivation of diets that will increase postabsorptive N efficiency and reduce N excretion by lactating animals.

For nutrients from the soil, four responses added this alternative concept and four responses lost it in the interview.

Several categories of biomarkers have been described that are pertinent to cancer, namely screening, diagnostic, prognostic, predictive, pharmacological (pharmacodynamic, proof of mechanism and of concept), surrogate response and safety biomarkers.

Antony has already been in talks with large companies about her concept and says the response is encouraging.

This paper presents the design concept and the calculated response functions of new detectors.

Given the theoretical links between the allostatic load concept and the stress response, and lower SEP and increased stressful environment (Baum et al., 1999; Brunner, 1997; Cohen et al., 2006), it would be expected that psychosocial/psychological factors would be important explanatory factors for the relationship between SEP and allostatic load (McEwen, 2001, 2006; Stewart, 2006).

Therefore, this paper proposes the use of a systematic and measurable approach to the design of PPS and its emphases on the concept of detection, delay and response.

This novel approach combines the concept of experimental design and Response Surface Methodology (RS M with Finite Element (FE) modelling of the cutting process, which allows for a fairly accurate tool wear prediction with a significantly lower computational cost compared to other available numerical methods.