Sentence examples for one expected response from inspiring English sources

The dollar's decline, he said, is one expected response as flows from abroad slow.

This also leads to a problem with one expected response to the study: its contribution to the debate over whether it is better for mothers to work or stay home.

One expected response to this damage is apoptosis/cell death.

The first one is identical with the expected response (c_{wt} (k)).

"No one expected a positive response," one senior American official involved in the issue said Saturday.

If the neurons are responding to an accumulation of error, then one might expect responses to white noise bursts to change (increase of decrease) across trials.

Given the complex and uncommon task respondents need to fulfil in a TTO exercise, one may expect responses in an interview setting to more accurately describe health state preferences (although every method may have its own advantages and disadvantages).

When the Tolstoy museum in Moscow put out a call for proofreaders to help turn the novelist's complete works into ebooks, they were taken aback by the global response: "No one expected that in the first 10 days, thousands of volunteers would read 90 volumes".

Though the mechanism is not yet fully understood in L. lactis, one expected regulatory mechanism (the stringent response) has been ruled out, two potential regulators (llrE and yabB) have been identified.

As expected, responses from the nutrition and public health community fell into one of two camps.

Having reviewed their responses, I'm struck by two findings — one expected, one not.