Sentence examples for may have response from inspiring English sources

Intensified processes may have response times orders of magnitudes faster than conventional units.

While telephone respondents may have response cards mailed to them in advance of an interview, for practical purposes this is less than optimal because it requires advance planning and assumes that respondents refer to the cards appropriately during the interview.

This is especially true, when measuring on mechanical structures containing rotating parts (e.g. cars, turbines, windmills), but also civil engineering structures may have responses superimposed by harmonic components.

These indicators may have responses in various formats, including dichotomous (yes/no), ordinal (e.g., a little, moderate, a lot), or nominal (alternatives without a rank).

For example, inverter may have price response capability when it is operating in the market.

Furthermore, grassland in different regions may have specific response to climate change, which brings challenges for grassland modeling [67].

"We think Australians may have different response to rest of world, given how relatively expensive Aussie drugs are".

Hence, non-participants may have different response patterns than participants.

The proportion with prior anthracycline therapy, which may have influenced response to Caelyx®, was not given.

However, no information was available for non-responders and there may have been response bias.

Third, Chinese-speaking respondents may have idiosyncratic response styles due to culture reasons.