Sentence examples for responding study from inspiring English sources

"Hers is the most intricately inquiring and ingeniously responding study of these poems yet to be undertaken," Richard Howard wrote here in 1997.

In two studies, 95 and 51 healthy female participants, respectively, underwent this shock anticipation task while providing continuous ratings of anxiety experience and electrodermal responding (Study 1) and during fMRI BOLD neuroimaging (Study 2).

Lillie Marshall, a seventh grade public school teacher and blogger who was recognized for her site www.AroundTheWorldL.com responded, "Studying abroad is not a frivolous topic.

In preclinical studies, premature responding is studied with the 5-choice serial reaction time task (5-CSRTT), a test for visual attention in which rodents monitor and respond to unpredictable visual targets (1).

Potential subjects responding to study advertisements receive an explanation of the study and are screened via telephone using a brief questionnaire focused on inclusion and exclusion criteria.

Response for the total sample and for each study group was calculated and differences between the proportion responding between study groups was assessed with the Chi Square test.

In the RESPOND study, ticagrelor therapy was associated with greater platelet inhibition as compared with clopidogrel treatment in both 'responders' and 'non-responders' to clopidogrel, as defined by the pharmacodynamic response to a clopidogrel loading dose.

The RESPOND study met its primary objective, demonstrating that patients with multiple organ dysfunction and protein C deficiency have greater improvements in protein C with alternative therapy (higher dose and/or variable duration) compared to standard drotrecogin alfa (activated) therapy.

The ability to perform high local rates of responding was studied using an operant differential reinforcement of high rate (DRH) of responding task.

Consecutive responding was studied in terms of three spatial and one temporal response dimensions.

Five hundred twenty women residing in Dayton, Ohio, responded to study advertisements, and 509 of these women were contacted by phone and expressed interest in participation.