Sentence examples for concerned responses from inspiring English sources

The New York Times' allegations are hugely serious, enough to solicit fast and concerned responses from a multitude of politicians and prompt Facebook's campaign PR machine to splutter into frenzied activity — don't expect this issue to disappear soon.

Consequently, the upper and lower bounds of either the concerned responses of the engineering structure at any particular percentile of probability, or the structural reliability against any specified capacities can be effectively secured.

Taking the proportion of 'very concerned' and 'somewhat concerned' responses together, parents of online teens profess themselves to be more worried about the information available to advertisers about their children's online behaviour than how their children are interacting with strangers online.

A novel computational approach, namely the extended unified interval stochastic sampling (X-UISS) method, is proposed to calculate the statistical characteristics (i.e., mean and standard deviation) of the extreme bounds (i.e., lower and upper bounds) of the concerned responses (e.g., displacement and stress) of engineering structure involving hybrid spatially dependent uncertainties.

The only exception to this concerned responses to one question in NOSEC 2, when non-consistent responders were significantly more likely to report having campaign posters on >75 % of wards than consistent responders (χ = 7.66, p = 0.006).

As representatives of companies directly and tragically affected by the terrorist attacks, we are proud and grateful for the sympathetic and concerned response to the victims from the White House, Congress and elected officials at all levels, both at home and abroad.

But older she got, the more she received the latter "concerned" response, especially because others around her weren't drinking as much.

But the older she got, the more she received the latter "concerned" response, especially because others around her weren't drinking as much.

Page A14 WORRIES OF DIGITAL SECURITY A study commissioned to assess the nation's ability to respond to terrorist attacks and man-made and natural disasters has found that state and local officials have the most confidence in their public health and medical services but are the most concerned about responses to cyberattacks.

By meticulously combining the matrix perturbation theory with Tayler's series expansion, both first and second order statistical characteristics (i.e., mean and variances) of the concerned structural responses can be robustly estimated for practically motivated functionally graded structures.

Subsequently, by utilizing either parametric or nonparametric statistical analysis, the probability density functions (PDFs), as well as the cumulative distribution functions (CDFs), of the extreme bounds of the concerned structural responses can be effectively established.