Sentence examples for more consistent response from inspiring English sources
Because of this awareness, we see a more consistent response by the subjects to pose, making Mr. Small less of a voyeur and more of a personality.
The players consulted wanted to see a swifter and more consistent response from the police and the FA, with harsher penalties for those found guilty.
A more consistent response, given their criticism of Trump, would be to publicly acknowledge that an attempt by this Administration to confront Iran could have dangerous consequences, or that the President can't be trusted to manage it effectively.
Sodium silicate and colloidal silica presented with the best and more consistent response in all applied measurements, both in terms of load and durability recovery.
Further, we showed that applying the EARL harmonization strategy provided more consistent response classification with kappa values greater than 0.93 for all the scenarios involving harmonized SULs, compared to the OSEMPET1/OSEMPET2 scenario used as a standard of reference.
For a more consistent response, C. elegans was washed in spring water rather than M9 buffer before the ZTDO avoidance assay.
Point mutation of Ile170 of ChEF to Val (yielding "ChIEF") accelerates the rate of channel closure while retaining reduced inactivation, leading to more consistent responses when stimulated above 25 Hz in both HEK293 cells and cultured hippocampal neurons.
O/N stress stimulations— Previously, we have shown that MNNG and H2O2 elicit very similar PARP-1 dependent NAD degradation and TRPM2 dependent Ca2+ transients: because MNNG produces more consistent responses, we chose to use it for all experiments.
Noteworthy, when transgenic rats were raised under constant light or constant darkness conditions, the phase of the Per1-luciferase oscillations in the pituitary gland differed with respect to preparation time (ZT11 or ZT23), whereas the SCN, the pineal gland and the cornea exhibited more consistent responses [29].
Therefore scores range from 0 to 25 and higher scores reflect more consistent responses.
l-DOPA injections have been administered subcutaneously as this results in more consistent responses; response failures after intraperitoneal, but not subcutaneous, injections have been described (Lundblad et al., 2004, 2005; Lindgren et al., 2007; Prinz et al., 2013).
