Sentence examples for much lower responses from inspiring English sources

Studies conducted in Europe and primarily focusing on infants have reported much lower responses to therapy [ 22].

Small prediction sets that comprised individuals with high marker densities and high quality genotype information led to much lower responses to selection.

While the trial did experience much lower responses at the six week follow up, this was no different for the MGI than for the other tools in the questionnaire package, and, at both time points very high percentages of respondents completed the MGI.

"Either you spend a lot more time and money doing your survey or you end up being stuck with a much lower response rate than is traditionally acceptable".

As an example, in one study we found that people who were unhappily married had much lower response to the flu vaccine than people who were happily married.

Stutterers' brains respond to meaning errors as normal speakers' brains do, but have a much lower response to grammatical errors, she said.

But in randomized clinical trials that try to correct, or wash out, the placebo effect, patients with mild to moderate depression respond to antidepressants at rates nearly identical to patients with severe depression (who tend to have a much lower response to placebos).

Instead, a much lower response value of 5.5% was obtained.

Treatment of relapsed disease gives much lower response rates of short duration.

A much lower response rate was received from academic staff, who are far less likely to place a PO.

A previously published study used a similar methodology, albeit with a much lower response rate than ours [3].