Sentence examples for repeatable response from inspiring English sources
Following this cycle, an increased stiffness, repeatable response was observed with successive loading.
The sensor's stable and repeatable response suggest that it can serve as a long-awaited alternative to currently used time-consuming laboratory based methods of bodily fluid analysis.
The individual metal-semiconductor-metal photodetector elements were shown to have a stable and repeatable response with a high sensitivity (photocurrent-to-dark current ratio (PDCR) = 2.4 at -1 V bias) and a high responsivity (3200 A/W at -1 V bias) under ultraviolet (365 nm) illumination.
The tapered fiber optic tip also gives a stable repeatable response towards ethanol concentrations as well as fast response and recovery time of 40 and 70 s respectively.
Moreover, because of the fast and repeatable response to tensile force and finger motions, the simple device could be applied to detect quick and tiny human actions.
A repeatable response was defined as a depolarization of the antennal signal at the same retention time in three of five runs.
The influence of polymer thickness and of surfactant nature on phenol oxidation is studied in order to obtain repeatable responses for phenol oxidation.
Moreover, the solar MPS with T-SO1522 presented quick and repeatable responses to the on/off illumination cycles, and had relatively stable photocurrent generation in the 273-h operation.
The I-t curves presented repeatable responses to light on/off cycles, and multi-conditions analyses indicated that the enhanced photocurrent was attributed to the additional redox species associated with P. aeruginosa PAO1 and with the biofilm on birnessite.
Both fabrication methods provided sensor responses that, combined, favoured vapour discrimination in a way unachievable with the control sensor and the presence of zeolite was seen to assist in sensitivity and selectivity enhancements towards vapours, whilst providing stable and repeatable responses over time.
Weaker but repeatable responses were also detected to the three GLV in ca. 50% of EAD recordings (Figure 2B).
