Sentence examples for full range of response from inspiring English sources

Push-down analyses are carried out in order to study and characterize the full range of response and compare the behavior of the beams.

We propose a method to present in a simple fashion the likelihood of response over a full range of response levels, which will facilitate a better understanding of clinical trial data.

In this paper we model for the first time the internal conditions and energy use of a building with all 3000 example years produced by the UKCP09 weather generator in an attempt to study the full range of response and risk.

Descriptive data obtained from the MacTSQ baseline dataset of the IVAN trial indicated that the full range of response options was used for seven of the 15 items (Table 1).

Subjects used the full range of response options for each of the items, with the exception of the item concerning number of bowel movements; no study participants reported > 24 bowel movements for the single-day scores selected at random.

The full range of response options was used for seven items, the three most extreme levels of dissatisfaction (scores of 0 – 2) were not used in four items and the two most extreme indications of dissatisfaction (scores of 0-1) were not used in four items.

In the months leading up to surgery to correct a problem, I experienced a full range of responses to my cane and crutches.

But far from widening out reaction to the world, Shreve narrows it down threading the full range of responses to a novel and its characters through the tiny aperture of pity.

Ms. Jones wrote that she realized she was trying to distill "the relationship between performer and audience into a space private enough to feel extremely intimate, but safe enough to allow the audience member a full range of responses".

When David Zucker directed Faris, he told her that her character's full range of responses consisted of four looks: wide-eyed astonishment; "Who farted?" puzzlement; "the Landry," a wince as she turned her head away, in the manner of the Cowboys' coach Tom Landry after his team gave up a winning touchdown; and a breathy, nervous laugh.

In these three examples, we have the full range of responses to the possible loss of an actor: have another one ready to go (Trafalgar), shut down until a replacement can be found (Donmar), and send someone on with a script (Globe).