Sentence examples for likely feedback from inspiring English sources

This paper reviews main achievements of RAPHAEL in the areas of materials and components, and sets out the remaining issues and priorities for future framework actions taking into account of the likely feedback from GIF (Generation IV International Forum) and its priorities and EU cross cut actions.

The control experiment that was performed without inoculation exhibited inefficient hydrolysis of cellulose fiber due to the sub-optimum temperature, improper mixing, and, most likely, feedback inhibition (Fig.  6b).

Policy-makers, who want to implement a new policy and overcome resistance [ 13], need to pay attention to the context, the behavior and networks of agents, and likely feedback loops [ 20].

Although the preceding analysis suggests that in our HEK293 cell system the most likely net feedback strength from ERK is negative, parameter sensitivity analysis showed that ultrasensitive or positive feedback systems might also account for such data, albeit in rare circumstances.

Attributional ambiguity is particularly likely when feedback is subjective, as it was for Wolf, who relied on the idiosyncratic praise of her professors.

Scientists are not sure how likely this feedback loop is, and they are not eager to find out the hard way.

Four feed-forward loop (FFL) types are overrepresented, including incoherent type 2 FFLs that likely represent feedback.

Because in your first meeting, you'll likely get feedback on concerns you didn't previously consider.

Our analysis is based on Control Theory, which suggests that behaviour change is most likely if feedback is accompanied by comparison with a behavioural target and by action plans, and we coded interventions for these three techniques.

Following the work of Claes von Hofsten (cf. Von Hofsten 1991) in reaching and grasping tasks, it is accepted that the higher the number of movement units more likely a feedback programming strategy is in use, while the reverse indicates a reliance on feedforward programming.

The dynamical organization of multiscale processes, in particular memory processes in the neural brain networks possibly, or perhaps even likely involves feedback mechanisms across various temporal scales.