Sentence examples for it response from inspiring English sources

The frequency distributions of BLUE-all values for IT and SEV were approximately normal, with a slight shift in the IT response toward resistance.

In particular that "no, don't say it" response to Jaime's attempt to talk about the repayment of debts.

That rendition of the I Don't Think About It response was delivered in Spanish, to some reporters at Indian Wells, but I've heard it in Nadal's less-fluid English, too, over and over: I'm fine, I don't dwell on it, I just want to play my best tennis.

The last time I queried the Hong Kong government on the issue, for a column back in April, it response was, "We do not think it is appropriate to lay down guidelines to regulate the kind of food to be consumed in official banquets and meals".

It response to the research questions: What are territorial differences in content and volume of special education at national level?

It's definitely due partly to having gone through the process of setting up much more complicated systems, including Vive, but unboxing and using PSVR consistently results in a "that's it?" response from my brain, which is tuned to expect more hassle leading up to the actual VR stuff itself.

I've argued that he did: it removed the idea that any military action would be a sort of no-jury-could-convict-me, anyone-would-do-it response to an attack — that consent could be assumed.

To the critics, like Helen Szoke, of Oxfam Australia, who have denounced the agreement as "a frayed lifeline to the world's poorest and most vulnerable people," the Marley song might have sounded like a grin-and-bear-it response to a raw deal.

The film, Susan Streitfeld's adaptation of Michael Murphy's 1972 novel, will probably draw the same love-it-or-hate-it response the book has: either it's a brilliant merger of golf and philosophy, or it's a collection of windy New Age nonsense about a sport played mostly by rich people.

OR refers to humans' automatic physiological and behavioral reactions that occur in response to novel stimuli, or the "what-is-it?" response (Stern et al. 2001, p. 57).

Strikingly, active TB children with a negative QF-TB-IT response at day 0, but a positive a day 10, were all culture positive.