Sentence examples for more extensive responses from inspiring English sources

When counties were divided by region, counties in the Northeast and Midwest had, on average, more extensive responses to the 2011 heat, with average heat response indices of 3.9 (n = 24) and 3.0 (n = 50) respectively (i.e., on average counties performed between three and four of nine considered heat responses).

Pope Francis also insisted on "a more extensive response" from European and international officials to help Italy deal with the influx.

My more extensive response on Monday will prove that.

This expectation could account for the more extensive response in the STG relative to "tay" (Fig.  2).

The combined treatment instigated a more extensive response compared with carboplatin alone, judging from the larger count of differentially expressed genes in both xenografts.

A similar trend to that described for Caco-2 takes place in these cells, with early transient response at 1 hr, followed by a more extensive response at later time points (12, 24 hrs) as demonstrated in Figure 3. Again, the genes active at 1 hr do not appear to be active at later time points (except for a few genes in each case).

However, a more extensive response is more polite.

A weak or moderate tactile stimulus to the mantle elicits gill contraction (gill-withdrawal reflex) as a component of a more extensive withdrawal response; a stimulus applied directly to the gill elicits a localized response of the gill pinnule (pinnule response).

Heat response was also associated with county population, with larger counties more likely to perform more extensive heat response than smaller counties.

It has been proposed that the absence of HR associated with resistance to potato virus x governed by the Rx gene in potato is because the resistance mechanism is so rapid, preventing accumulation of the avirulence factor to levels that would otherwise trigger a more extensive host response [59].

Objective: We investigated whether pregnant women with low calcium intakes may have a more extensive skeletal response postpartum that may compromise their short- or long-term bone health.