Sentence examples for preferred responses from inspiring English sources

Trump has a way of presenting fear, and his preferred responses to it, as a necessity.

Behaviour considered improper was usually greeted mildly; preferred responses ranged from gentle ribbings, rebukes, and ridicule to shame.

Formulation of LP loaded nanoparticles was conducted by using box Behnken (33) experimental design to evaluate the effect of three independent process variables viz., polymer concentration (Ethyl cellulose, X1), surfactant concentration (Tween 80, X2) and the inner diameter (X3) of the microreactor on the preferred responses: encapsulation efficiency (Y1) and drug release (Y2) over 12 h.

Optimum formulation of RM was obtained by using the Box Behnken (33) experimental design method to evaluate the effect of three independent process variables, i.e., pH, Span 80 wt% in surfactant mixture, and propyl alcohol wt% in mixture of cyclohexane and propyl alcohol, on the preferred responses: average droplet size (ADS) and polydispersity index (PDI) of droplets.

The magnitude of preferred responses varied randomly from a presentation to another rather than progressively decreasing over trials.

In V1, ACh augments cortical plasticity in terms of intensity of neuronal activity [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], preferred responses of visual neurons [6], [9], receptive field properties [6], [10] and performance in visual learning in the visual water maze [2].

Preferred and non-preferred responses in HOLD were well discriminated in all three groups of neurons, indicating a good range of modulation in all types of cell.

The observation that children switched in both conditions would suggest that switching was simply their preferred response, most likely due to a general preference for novelty.

Citing unnamed "US and European officials," Reuters reports that a "short, sharp attack" is the "preferred response".

As with so many problems whose origins are structural, the preferred response of government is to engage in the magical thinking that solutions can simply be bought.

Indeed, as illustrated by Theresa May's modern slavery bill, the government's preferred response to the accepted idea that there are 29 million slaves in the world is tighter policing, tougher sentencing, harsher immigration policies, and ever stricter border controls.