Sentence examples for responded to normal from inspiring English sources

Operating with zero bias, the device responded to normal incident radiation with negligible dark current.

These results demonstrated that in elevation, the owls responded to normal non-individualized HRTFs slightly different than to individualized HRTFs.

In contrast to tightly controlling the inclusion criteria and randomly assigning subjects to groups, our study attempted to maximize external validity by using all subjects who responded to normal program recruitment procedures, and allow the subjects to self select into the two different programs just as they normally do.

Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is a heterogeneous clonal disorder of hematopoietic progenitor cells, which lose the ability to differentiate normally and to respond to normal regulators of proliferation [ 1].

The technology will be invisible and natural and will respond to normal patterns of behaviour.

As a woman in a movie, Lisbeth fascinates us in part because we want to see how much she will respond to normal human demands.

Infections caused by resistant micro-organisms do not respond to normal treatments, resulting in longer illness and greater risk of death.

Exclude European marijuana, much of which is domestically produced.It may seem distasteful to think of drugs as a business, responding to normal economic signals.

"The classes of people that need to be evaluated," she said, "are children with early signs of pubertal development, young women with excess body or facial hair, anyone with acne that's not responding to normal treatments, those with severely irregular menstrual periods, and those with fertility problems".

Moreover, officials acknowledge that the summit meeting has helped fuel some doubts over much of the rationale for a missile defense, which is that the North Korean government was so irrational and unpredictable that it would not respond to normal threats of deterrence.

The most fundamental one remains the Baumol effect: labour-intensive services, such as nursing and teaching, have thus far proved as immune to productivity-enhancing technology as string quartets.Another cause for pessimism is that government does not respond to normal pressures.