Sentence examples for initiating feedback from inspiring English sources

They also realised that they could use the team working methods employed by physiotherapists; for example by initiating feedback and cross-referral by email to other members of the chronic care team.

Furthermore, some context elements can be expected to moderate the relation between intervention and outcome, and in some cases, the outcome of an intervention will influence its context (initiating feedback).

These effector caspases initiate feedback amplification loops and are the ultimate executioners of apoptotic cell death.

The future expansion of tundra shrubs [10], [16] coupled with decreased effective moisture [8] could thus enhance circumpolar Arctic burning and initiate feedbacks that are potentially important to the climate system.

Because Mpk1K54R contains a Lys to Arg point mutation in its kinase domain that abrogates its kinase activity [31], this mutant is able to receive Mkk1/Mkk2 directed phosphorylation at Thr190/Tyr192 but is unable to become activated, thus incapable of initiating the feedback.

The wheel stopped on one of the ten segments, initiating the feedback period.

The higher levels of adiposity in turn lead to greater insulin resistance, thereby initiating a feedback cycle of increasing cardiometabolic risks mediated through insulin (2, 34, 35).

Our findings that THEMIS constitutively associated with both SHP1 and SHP2 suggest that they could be both recruited onto LAT (Paster et al, 2013), thus initiating negative feedback that attenuates TCR signalling.

Conversely, misexpression of a number of channels could drive non-eye-field cells into the resting potential range associated with eye induction (Fig. 2C), initiating a feedback loop between hyperpolarization and Pax6 expression, and causing the formation of complete eyes (Fig. 2D).

The loss of sea ice initiates a feedback loop known as Arctic amplification.

After the hand movement is initiated, the feedback motor command is generated using the sensory (e.g., visual) feedback signal associated with the ongoing movement in order to adjust the movement in mid-flight (feedback control) [9], [10], [13].