Sentence examples for detached response from inspiring English sources

It seemed a very detached response, a reminder that Phelps is very much still 19.

In the case of the brutal "Woman with Her Throat Cut," a detached response is impossible.

The speech, the "did she or didn't she" about her moist eyes, and Mrs. Clinton's detached response to the query would probably not have happened just a few weeks ago.

The Bushies have always had a detached response to the human cost of their policies - be it the unwillingness to attend military funerals, the head-in-the-sand treatment of injured veterans, or the fly-over handling of Katrina's aftermath.

MnSOD deficiency decreased cell adhesion significantly; about 60% detachment was observed for MnSOD-kd cells, whereas only 25% of HepG2-sc cells detached in response to motion (Fig. 4C, D).

The involvement of α-actinin-4 and -1 in cell detachment was supported by siRNA transfection as inhibition of α-actinin-4 and -1 expression enhanced cell detachment and overexpression of α-actinin-4 protected carcinoma cells from detaching in response to HAMLET.

What Dearborn, in fact all of us need to do is be able to detach our response to the message from the legality of the message itself.

Normal mesothelial cells attached to the plastic surface within the first hour, where as tumour cells required a longer period of time to detach in response to trypsin.

Tumour cells also required a longer period of time to detach in response to trypsin, compared to the non-tumour, mesothelial cells.

Mechanical strategies used by biofilms to persist in the environment which allow part to remain attached, coalesce and flow over surfaces, while other parts detach in response to external mechanical forces, are being seen as playing an important role for persistence of infection (Lieleg et al., 2011; Stewart 2014).

Senator Collins said you appeared detached in your response.