Sentence examples for established response from inspiring English sources

We could see an impending starvation event in polar bears and there is no established response plan anywhere.

Thorndike's law of effect which stated that a behaviour followed by a satisfactory result was most likely to become an established response to a particular stimulus was intended to summarize these observations, and it is surely an inescapable feature of understanding how and why humans and other animals behave.

Previously established response components were successfully grouped based on proximity to the localiser, which characterised location, latency and functional sensitivity.

This behaviour, matching the established response of graphite and graphene, unexpectedly persists despite complications from chirality-dependent resonances unique to SWCNTs.

Martin Grey, communications manager for Viridor, said: "With flames reported by site personnel in a storage bay for locally collected small domestic appliances, staff followed established response plans and notified emergency services.

We use the capacity coefficient, a well established, response time based measure of efficiency to provide evidence of word processing as a particularly efficient perceptual process to complement those results from the accuracy domain.

Because successful performance on acquisition of a new response for conditioned reinforcement does not depend on inhibition of established response-reward associations, we hypothesized that DA, rather than 5-HT depletions of the OFC would disrupt responding for conditioned reinforcement.

If discriminative extinction training does not generalise retroactively to established responses, how could such training impact on established drug-seeking?

However, established responses associated with resistance exercise such as muscle repair and hypertrophy are observed four hours after exercise.

consider establishing response standards for focal point agencies who have responsibility for key cross cutting issues.

This strategy must involve establishing response models for national emergencies, helping states and localities prepare to respond, and training mental health service and primary-care providers to provide quality care in the aftermath of traumatic events.