Sentence examples for introduction of the response from inspiring English sources

Owing to the introduction of the response time decision-making, the intrusion response system can apply different response strategies to achieve different response goals set by administrators.

Vibrations of systems with instantaneous or stepwise energy losses, e.g., due to impacts with imperfect rebounds, dry friction forces(s) (in which case the losses may be treated as instantaneous ones by appropriate introduction of the response energy) and/or active feedback "bang bang" control of the systems' response are considered.

Since the introduction of cART, the response to therapy has dramatically improved, with currently most patients reaching HIV RNA levels in plasma that are below the limit of detection of modern commercial assays (<50 copies/ml).

With the introduction of the demand response, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has expressed the view that the demand response can bring a new energy-saving mechanism to Japan.

The initial cost for the introduction of the demand response is one important factor that determines whether consumers join new pricing schemes.

Meanwhile, it is obvious that the total costs in model without curtailing loads are higher than those in original model through comparing the values in Tables 3 and 4. Therefore, the introduction of the demand response (or interruptible loads) helps to improve the economy of the whole system, which is consistent with the current research results.

In this act, an introduction of the Rapid Response System (RRS) was one of the mainstreams to inpatients' care.

An excellent therapeutic improvement has been recently obtained by the introduction of the "biological response modifiers", or more commonly defined as "biologics".

After the introduction of the adjusted policy, the response rates in the two subsequent screening rounds were 83% (1170/1411) and 82% (1128/1376).

Since the introduction of the smokefree legislation, the response from hospitality organisations and spokespeople has been mixed, as the quotations below suggest.

The introduction of rapid response systems has reduced the incidence of in-hospital cardiac arrest; however, many instances of clinical deterioration are unrecognised.