Sentence examples for processing a response from inspiring English sources

In the present study, the number of minutes consumed processing a response is comparable to results from Lyrvall et al., who reported data from a Swedish DIC in 1989 [ 15].

Further, her comment that oxygen delivery would protect an airway might indicate a shortcut in her processing a response to airway management and oxygen delivery.

Following data processing, a total of 1,023 complete responses for which the respondent's residential address could be successfully geocoded were taken forward for statistical analysis in this study.

The stopping rule refers to whether one or both sensors must be finished processing when a response is made (e.g., OR or AND).

Since the groups did not differ in task performance or composite BOLD activations to task, we interpret the differences in functional connectivity in the language network recruited by the two groups for task processing as a response to the structural distinctions in cerebral white matter volumes that we report.

A new method of processing multivariate response data to extract chemical information has been developed.

Processing the impulse response of a structure at a distance from the driving point gives a direct measure of the group velocity as a function of frequency, a quantity not easy to measure by more conventional methods.

Events can represent the connection, query, processing and/or response.

Impaired performance on the SCIT may reflect compromised signal processing speed (response time subtests) and reduced efficacy of signal processing and decision-making (error rate subtests).

The measurement system was characterized by an electronic signal processing response time of 43 ms, accuracy and repeatability better than 0.5 5% error in transit time measurement and sufficient sensitivity to detect less than 10% changes in flow field channel and gas diffusion electrode void volumes.

The search for new solvents is often driven by (a) the need to replace solvents whose continued use pose a threat to environmental health and safety, (b) the needs of new applications and processing requirements, (c) a response to changing environmental regulations and (d) a response to market demands.