Sentence examples for measures a responses from inspiring English sources

Articles included in this analysis showed four distinct types of exercise and physical activity measures: (a) responses to exercise intervention ≥ 1 week (Table 2, n = 13); (b) response to a single exercise bout (Table 3, n = 2); (c) relationships to physical activity (Table 4, n = 12); and (d) response to upcoming exercise stress (Table 5, n = 5).

The ballot measure, a response to the Bush administration's restrictions on stem cell research, will quickly make California a global center of such studies.

The measure, a response to the collapse of Enron and to accounting scandals in other industries, was approved 17too 4 in committee.

The reorganization of many armed forces has been in large measure a response to the demand for well-coordinated operations.

President Carter's call for a "fast track" development of synthetic fuels was, in large measure, a response to a political problem his own waning prospects for re-election in 1980.

Proponents call the measure a response to a court decision last year in Vermont that stopped short of legalizing gay marriage but held that gay couples were entitled to the same benefits as heterosexual ones.

This expansion, was in some measure a response to drought, putting pressure on the Zulus to find new land.

From the findings presented above, it is reasonable to suggest that a threshold of exercise must be surpassed to illicit and measure a response in the CAR.

That is, it is in some measure a response to past action and it anticipates that there will be future responses to it.

Mujica has championed legalization as a public security measure, a response to the Uruguayans' deepening concerns.

The shift to blending service with existing commuter rail systems unveiled Tuesday was in large measure a response to that opposition.