Sentence examples for idea of response from inspiring English sources

The main idea of response surface methodology is to optimize an unknown and noisy function by means of simpler approximating functions that are valid over a small region using designed experiments.

The studies of flexural vibrations of plates subjected to different boundary conditions have thus received considerable interest because of their technological importance, and also give a good idea of response characteristics of the structure under dynamic loads.

There are several definitions of inflammation available on http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/inflammation, cropped from different medical dictionaries, all of them constructed around the central idea of "response to injury".

There has been a surge of clinical interest in the idea of response-guided dosing (RGD).

Academic biostatisticians also thought there was a potential benefit to response-adaptive randomization, as one opined, " The idea of response-adaptive randomization is to let later patients have a higher likelihood of getting a drug that seems to be working better".

Finally, the Unmotivated Idealization Problem is that it is not obvious that the move from actual responses or dispositions to ideal dispositions has a rationale that is consistent with the core ideas of response-dependence theory.

"Paradox" seems wrong, for want of any apparent doxa to contradict, and so does the idea of a response "set in motion".

This strengthens the idea of common response mechanisms different against biotic and abiotic threats.

To gain a better idea of the response variability (the variability of the measure ITS value), we randomly tested five replicates of each sample (with the same treatment).

An analysis of local TV and press media gave us an idea of the response actions realized to cope with the debris flow event.

Inspired by the idea of galvanic response or "animal electricity," the research aims to create artificial and involuntary movements in specific muscle groups through exposure to electrical stimuli.