Sentence examples for most typical response from inspiring English sources

The most typical response was dismissive.

"The most typical response you get is, 'I think he's going to get the nomination, and it's time to get on board,'" Ms. Kilberg said.

When I originally decided to run for the Penn State Board of Trustees, the most typical response from friends was an incredulous "Why?" With the University still recovering from the Sandusky Scandal, a Board under intense criticism and a national reputation severely damaged, they saw little upside.

The most typical response is the increased tolerance of the mutant plants to oxidative stress induced by HL and MV.

The most typical response was to eat or drink something (76.4%) and/or take glucose tablets (21.7%), or discontinue physical activity (9.4%).

However, no clinical evidence exists to indicate that a sizeable number of new food allergies develop in older individuals so oral tolerance remains as the most typical response to the introduction of new foods in older individuals.

They also show that, although the background response may indeed be the biggest contributor for the total fluctuating response in most typical cases, the resonant response can be important depending on the characteristics of the structure and of the wind flow, and should not be neglected in the design procedures.

The most typical marker for rapid responses was thiocyanic acid, which is also a prominent fragment of thiocyanates and isothiocyanates.

That would have been a typical response in most places, but Alabama is different.

If viscous forces are dominant, fluid is fairly evenly divided between the straight and divergent pathways of Fig. 3, a typical response for most oils.

Her response is most typical of cultural behaviour, which Vygotsky (1997, p.60) suggests occurs when "the child solves an inner problem by means of exterior objects".