Sentence examples for deviation in response to from inspiring English sources
Since its TC was >35 s, it is suggested that PGN is induced by cupula deviation in response to gravity at each head position.
The absolute and percent decrease in pain scores (mean ± standard deviation) in response to rescue analgesia and over time were 19 ± 4 (95% ± 6.4), and 16 ± 4 (81.6% ± 16.7), respectively.
In contrast to our previous results showing an early Th2 immune deviation in response to GAD65 (14), the cytokine profile in the current study rather tended to switch from a wide spectrum of cytokines toward a more pronounced Th2-associated profile over time.
A significant deviation (synergism) was observed in response to five antiandrogenic parabens in vitro (Kjaerstad et al. 2010) and to four antiandrogenic contaminants in vivo [di 2-ethylhexyl) phthalate; two fungicides present in food, vinclozolin and prochloraz; and a pharmaceutical, finasteride] (Christiansen et al. 2009).
Optimal policy features deviations from price stability in response to both productivity and government expenditure shocks.
By supplying or absorbing power in response to deviations from the nominal frequency and imbalances between supply and demand, the rapid response of ESS will provide a form of stability which cannot be matched by conventional network assets.
Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy 39, 195 214] specify that the central bank adjusts short-term yields in response to deviations of inflation and output gaps from target level.
The MMN, is a well-established marker of change detection, most commonly elicited by deviant auditory stimuli [9] A so-called pattern MMN, generated in response to deviations in complex auditory patterns or learned sequences[15], can be readily evoked by musical pattern deviations [12].
Released by the chief cells of the parathyroid gland in response to deviations in serum calcium levels, PTH primarily acts on kidney and bone to increase calcium reabsorption and liberate calcium from bone matrix, respectively.
The respiratory chemoreflex modulates ventilation in response to deviations in arterial or brain PCO2, mainly through the detection of changes in pH (Feldman et al., 2003; Guyenet et al., 2010).
