A low rate of response could be taken as disinterest.
The determinations are based on the rate of response under stopped-flow conditions.
"For example," Bellmar says, "[there's] the decreasing rate of response time that has occurred due to technology making everything more immediate.
The University of Bridgeport decided that giving potential students a real name to contact increased the rate of response to newspaper coupons and toll-free telephone numbers.
PCM suffers mainly from low rate of response to demand that is mainly due to low thermal conductivity of PCMs.
The rate of response was eleven to sixteen per cent across the three waves — about twelve hundred scholars on average — a significant sample, as statisticians would say, and the responses seem reliably random.
Re "For Chronic Fatigue, Placebos Fail the Test" (March 29): It is interesting to read about the various theories offered to explain a new study finding that people with chronic fatigue syndrome have a low rate of response to placebos.
In the alternative scenarios (i.e. constant rate of response loss and diminishing rate of response loss), nVNS + SoC was more effective and cost saving than SoC alone.
Confirmation of the clinical relevance of such predictors in humans could allow for the identification of a subgroup of patients with a higher rate of response to docetaxel.
Probability of response was modelled for the base case (response maintained) and for the following alternative scenarios: 1) constant rate of response loss, 2) diminishing rate of response loss, and 3) no initial response in the SoC group.
Short-term treatment response data were taken from the clinical trial; longer-term response was modelled under scenarios of response maintenance, constant rate of response loss, and diminishing rate of response loss.
