Sentence examples for full response was from inspiring English sources

The full response was defined as movements from the release site to the first location on the normal migration route.

The subnormal reactivity to hydralazine reflected a defect in neurotransmission, as a full response was obtained with direct beta-receptor stimulation (isoproterenol).

In a previous report by Garnham and colleagues (2007), which defined the 'full-responder' group as those with a total score of 7 or higher, the rate of full response was 30% in lithium users and 13% in valproate users.

Median time to full response was 9 days and median dosage was 50 mg/day.

Full response was defined as complete absence of panic attacks including the absence of limited symptom attacks.

The treatment outcome was defined in the following manner: a full response was defined as a reduction of more than 50% in the HDRS score between baseline and follow-up, a partial response as a reduction of between 25 and 50%, and nonresponse as a reduction of less than 25% [ 18].

The Vatican's full response is expected on Tuesday.

His full response is more nuanced than the Obama ad suggests.

Their full response is on the CBI website, but here's a flavour of it: This plan broadly reflects the policies that Labour set out in the budget and in its election manifesto.

"The sovereign credit and banking problems in Europe, to which European governments are still seeking to craft a full response, are likely to weigh on economic activity there over the period ahead".

The disadvantage of this method is that the maximum frequency deviations are larger and the resulting oscillations have increased settling times, compared to the case where an immediate full response is allowed.