Sentence examples for rapid respond from inspiring English sources

A platform that integrates and facilitates the operation in Virtual Organizations focused in manufactured product development, is an important tool that supports a rapid respond to customers, and improve the communication among its members.

The non-enzymatic glucose biosensor based on Pt/DGNs/GC showed a rapid respond time (within 2 s), wide linear range (from 0.1 mM to 14 mM), low detection limit (0.01 mM), supernal sensitivity (275.44 μA cm−2 mM−1, R = 0.993), satisfactory reproducibility and good stability for glucose sensing.

This strategy may be beneficial to the virus in order to induce upregulation of viral entry receptors but may also serve the host in favoring a rapid respond to viral invaders [21], [22].

The EVs were able to operate as an EES to reshape the load profile and alleviate the peak load relying on their rapid responding capability [20, 21].

It seems worthwhile to also consider findings from the field of missing data since disengagement is defined in the present study as including both rapid responding and skipping items rapidly.

Our model also suggests that the expression of adenosine deaminase during inflammation response might be regulated at post-transcriptional level, therefore potentially providing a means of rapid responding regulation.

Patterns of responding by the monkeys were typical of FR responding maintained by other drugs of abuse: when the green light was illuminated, an initial pause in responding was followed by an abrupt change to rapid responding that continued until the ratio was comleted.

Performance on progressive-ratio schedules is characterised by rapid responding under low ratios which peters out as N is increased.

Behaviorally, subjects displayed rapid responding (RT < 900 ms) and high accuracy (d' > 4.4) (for behavioral results, see Supporting Information Table S1).

Premature responding has also been assessed in the context of high conflict in the Simon task defined as rapid response errors (40) and rapid responding to high conflict stimuli (41).

Thus a particular cue (an initially and objectively neutral piece of information) becomes associated with enhanced likelihood of reinforcement, and so stimulates more effortful (i.e. rapid) responding in an adaptive performance of the task.