Sentence examples for ongoing responses from inspiring English sources

This sense that country music is a cliche-laden boys' club has sown the seeds for an impending female revolution – one we can all clearly see brewing with the ongoing responses to #Saladgate – but it's also provided the impetus for an overhaul of the genre in a more holistic sense.

Importantly, patients appeared to benefit from second or multiple CAR-T cell infusions as ongoing responses were observed in most of patients who received a second CAR-T cell infusion and the decrease of tumor burden was more significant after the second CAR-T cell infusion compared to the first.

Although the MSP1-specific B cell response may not be reflective the total B cell response to all P. chabaudi antigens, our data suggest that P. chabaudi-induced memory B cell and PC/ASC responses in blood do not consistently represent ongoing responses in the lymphoid organs, but can be reflective of the appropriate organs if the timing of sampling coincides with cell migration or trafficking.

Nevertheless, suppression of ongoing responses by Tregs is also possible.

Chronic liver inflammation and autoantibody production could reflect ongoing responses to persistent microbial infection or, alternatively, represent an immunopathological process evolving autonomously after the initial microbial encounter.

Of note ongoing responses were seen in a number of patients, with continued reduction in the size of liver lesions occurring out to 12 months from treatment.

"Having an accurate national picture is critical to informing our ongoing response.

Then, in our ongoing response to potential peril, the way the brain is built and operates assures that we are likely to feel more and think less.

The leaders of the world's wealthiest industrialised nations, the G20, meet in Pittsburgh this week to discuss their ongoing response to the economic crisis, and the changes needed to stave off future meltdown.

For budgetary purposes, the study will be classified as one more component of the government's ongoing response to the April spill, which means that BP will pick up the tab, whatever that turns out to be.

In particular, they made significantly more commission errors, reflecting impaired inhibition of an ongoing response.