Sentence examples for introduced responses from inspiring English sources

We introduced responses in a gradual way, using a slide that explained the nature of the specific response and a movie that illustrated the corresponding keys.

The newly introduced Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (RECIST), which relies on a single largest dimension of tumor rather than on the product of perpendicular diameters World Health Organisation (WHO) is intended to simplify the assessment of tumor response.

12 It is unknown whether or how the families who dropped out might have introduced response bias.

The inclusion of more than one visit for some patients, although in different time periods, may have introduced response bias.

There is a possibility that a child's weight status may have introduced response bias from parents.

Second, that we administered the CTM at the time when ED visits and rehospitalisation had occurred may have introduced response bias to the study.

All interviewees preferred the newly introduced response option on page 4 "daily, weekly, monthly, less than once a month", but we also had to add "not at all".

17 There was no explicit statement that this question would not alter a participant's subsequent eligibility for food aid, which may have introduced response bias.

In particular, using the original English version of scale could have introduced response bias because of cultural differences between the US and China.

These nonlinear mechanisms can introduce response nonlinearity and energy dissipation into the structures containing them.

Training programs often introduce response professionals to the concept of household preparedness, yet to date, the household preparedness behaviors and personal beliefs of response professionals remain largely unstudied.