Sentence examples for real-world response from inspiring English sources

The character's admiration reflects the real-world response to Plaza: she's a certain kind of guy's dream girl, authentically world-weary in an industry whose idea of a young female misfit is Zooey Deschanel.

No one accuses the Fed of engaging in "currency wars" when it cuts the Fed funds rate.A real-world response would be that other countries do regard QE in a different light.

The HomeLab at the Philips research center is a model home built to test and monitor real-world response to prototype technology.

Dillon also plans to research whether teaching children about what to do if they find a gun has any effect on their real-world response to finding a firearm.

For example, focus groups are preferable in terms of obtaining a real-world response and avoiding tendency to please the interviewer.

To illustrate the educational potential of these resources, below we outline an educational module that capitalizes upon natural history "big data" to engage students in inquiry-driven learning experiences that explore complex, real-world responses to environmental change.

It is also unknown as to whether responses given to the hypothetical situations posed in a questionnaire accurately reflect real-world responses of the respondents in the event of an actual influenza pandemic.

In industry-financed studies that allowed subjects to continue their antidepressant medications while undergoing TMS treatment, which experts say is a more likely situation in the real world, response rates were significantly higher than in the randomized trial conducted by Dr. George.

David Frame, who coordinated the climate prediction experiment, said: "If the real world response were anywhere near the upper end of our range, even today's levels of greenhouse gases could already be dangerously high". Emission limits such as those in the Kyoto protocol would hit oil firms because the bulk of greenhouse gases come from burning fossil fuel products.

The Football Supporters' Federation is calling for a "real world response" to fans going on to the pitch rather than "a moral panic".

"I am categorically not condoning fans going on the pitch or saying they should do it, rather looking at a real world response to it rather than a moral panic," said Jacks.