Sentence examples for irrelevant response from inspiring English sources

The TUC said a U-turn on family friendly hours would be "an astonishingly irrelevant response" to problems facing the economy.

This was further proof, according to Mr Farron, of the UK Government's "disengaged, cold and irrelevant" response to the refugee crisis that has overflown onto Europe's doorstep.

These results suggest that one cognitive feature of creative individuals is effective suppression of dominant but irrelevant response tendencies.

This "power" remains controversial due to the concomitant confusion factors which have been comprehensively reviewed [4] (natural course of the disease, additional treatment, observer bias, irrelevant response, verum toxicity, patient bias, misquotation…) [5 7].

Inhibition activates in automatic (e.g. lateral inhibition: if a particular representation accumulates more evidences, that will suppress its fellow representations) and voluntary (e.g. suppression of an irrelevant response, stimulus or memory; in intentionally) manners.

Harrison offers the irrelevant response: "I don't know that the multiple-books deal at the larger houses is quite so common, if extant at all".

It has been suggested that the midline areas (i.e., anterior cingulate cortex) are responsible for conflict monitoring and the lateral areas (i.e., lateral prefrontal cortex) are responsible for inhibition of irrelevant responses and maintaining task requirements [ 55, 56].

But those with comment remorse now at least have the option of deleting their dumb and irrelevant responses in just a heartbeat.

Our data suggest that response inhibition in mania is associated with a lack of engagement of the bilateral VLPFC, which is known to play a primary role in the suppression of irrelevant responses.

All the forms were checked for completeness, logical errors, unclear or irrelevant responses on daily basis.

Hence, it is possible that those with developmental dyscalculia have difficulty in either inhibition of irrelevant responses or in monitoring conflict situations or both.