Sentence examples for maximal possible response from inspiring English sources

This demonstrates that the initial titer was neither limiting nor elicited the maximal possible response.

For example, if the threshold dose is defined in terms of some continuous response as the dose that results in a response equal to 50% of the maximal possible response (Hattis et al. 1999), then in this case the apical response at a dose is the percentage of maximal response and the cut point A is 50%.

The percentage maximal [H]leucine incorporation was then plotted versus the log of CDIM9 concentration, and nonlinear regression with a variable slope sigmoidal dose-response curve was generated along with EC50 (concentration producing 50% of the maximum possible response) using GraphPad Prism software (GraphPad Software, San Diego, CA, USA).

Basal, Em, and n represent the basal system response, maximal possible system response, and the transducer function that links occupancy to response, respectively.

In the next step, we applied "hidden nodes" algorithm to identify the most influential receptors that could trigger maximal possible transcriptional response.

The antinociception response was presented as percent maximal possible effect (%MPE) as defined by percent maximal possible effect = 100% × (drug response time – basal response time)/ cut-off time – basal response time).

Data obtained were converted to percentage maximal possible antinociceptive effect (%MPE) as follows: (response latency - baseline latency)/ cut-off latency - baseline latency) × 100.

We calculated the proportion of correct responses (percent of maximal possible score) for each participant for each part of the questionnaire, assigning a score of 1 for each correct response and 0 for incorrect, 'don't know' or no answer; considering the same value for all items or questions.

Data are reported as maximal possible effect (MPE), calculated as 100% × [(drug response time - basal response time)/ cutoff time - basal response time)].

He has no possible response.

One possible response is to reject (2).