Sentence examples for document a response from inspiring English sources

We analyzed how parents responded to the interview items with respect to their comprehension, judgment and estimation, and ability to document a response.

A minimal duration of 4 weeks was required to document a response, and the best response was recorded for each patient.

This follows from earlier experience with toremifene in which patients were referred to surgery at the time of maximum response and in which follow-up was every 3 months; the median time necessary to document a response according to UICC criteria (Gil et al, 2002) was 6 months.

FERC is currently conducting an environmental assessment and, according to Dominion Energy's own documents, a response is expected in the first half of 2014.

However, in the largest retrospective series, the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group documented a response rate of only 14% in 51 patients [ 4 ].

They are, however, lower than the response rates reported in a Finnish phase II study of docetaxel irinotecan in relapsed EOC, which documented a response rate of 63% in both platinum-sensitive and refractory disease (Mäenpää et al, 2002).

The document was a response to a Freedom of Information Law request; the archives and the governor's office now acknowledge that the response was incorrect, but say it was issued in error.

In a preamble, the leaders explained that the document is a response to what they feel to be an "increasingly post-Christian" culture.

The document advised a response along the lines of: "The Marine Corps is deeply concerned about allegations regarding the derogatory online comments and sharing of salacious photographs in a closed website.

The document is a response to a number of issues reporters have complained about in recent years, from a lack of opportunities to question the president to the White House appearing to bypass the press corps through social media.

These findings, to our knowledge, are the first to document a metabolic response of peripheral tissues to a transcriptional program emanating from the heart.