"dual responses" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the presence of two different or opposing reactions or answers to a situation or question. Example: The politician's speech evoked dual responses from the audience - some cheered and applauded while others booed and jeered.
Installing inter-agency radios and training personnel in understanding the transmissions are relatively inexpensive processes that will help avert the high costs of dual responses and the quarrels that too often arise when one department is standing idle as it watches the other perform a rescue.
The overall desirability for the dual responses is specified as overline{d} = left( {d_{1} times d_{2} } right)^{{0.5}} (11).
Minimax designs and maximin efficient designs for estimating the location-shift parameter of a parallel linear model with correlated dual responses over a symmetric compact design region are derived.
Recombinant viral vectors are particularly efficient at eliciting such dual responses.
Data of the DCE was analysed by stacking the dual responses for each respondent [ 38].
Other studies seem to suggest that vitamin D may enhance the Th2 response [ 69, 70] or that dual responses may exist [ 71].
Hering challenged the colour-vision theory of Hermann von Helmholtz, postulating three types of receptors, each capable of a dual response to pairs of colours (yellow blue, red green, or black white).
The inclusion of a dual response.
For example, Quesada and Del Castillo (2004) proposed a dual response approach to multivariate robust parameter designs.
Other methodologies like dual response methodology for process optimization have also been used with success.
A dual response approach [J Quality Technol 22 (1990) 38] was then used.
