Sentence examples for means of responding from inspiring English sources

The site attracts some traffic, but has proved to be a tepid means of responding.

Fiscal policy is therefore ineffective as a means of responding to economic dislocation.

Now, when your mate texts to say she is five minutes away but you know she probably hasn't left the house yet, there's a perfect means of responding.

Three weeks ago, the denomination's social-issues board said that terrorists must be brought to justice, but "war is not an appropriate means of responding to criminal acts against humanity" and "military actions will not end terrorism".

Decentralised wastewater treatment is increasingly gaining interest as a means of responding to sustainability challenges.

Speed, quality and agility are being emphasized as means of responding to the unique needs of customers and markets.

In the ART group, the mean percentage of responding cells was 1.1%, fewer than 20% of which were polyfunctional.

A higher mean number of responding pools (14 versus 8; P = 0.0005) and SFU/106 PBMCs (665 versus 426; P = 0.00001) was found in LTNPs as compared to LTTS.

Figure 3 shows the psychometric curves showing the mean probability of responding that the horizontal size of the stimulus is longer than the vertical size averaged across participants, by the stimulus type (rectangle, Kanizsa), stimulus size (small, large), and eye movement condition (saccade, fixation).

Mean rates of responding were between 2.3 and 3.3 responses per second for nicotine injections at maximal FR values ranging from 400 to 1600 in individual subjects, compared to under 0.3 responses per second for concurrently available saline placebo injections [28].

Details on mean number of responding T cells for all epitopes are given in Table  5.