Sentence examples for response adopted from inspiring English sources

Abigail's response adopted the same jocular tone: "I was so hardned as to read over most of my Faults with as much pleasure, as an other person would have read their perfections".

Constitutive models are calibrated to the inflation extension response adopted from the literature based on the computational model of the residually-stressed thick-walled tube.

In general, it is understood that a progressive decrease in levels of engagement seems to be the kind of response adopted by burnout workers to cope with frustration, as described in the demand-resources model [ 32], and could be an important factor in explaining the differences between the subtypes from a longitudinal perspective [ 11- 22].

This test was not intended to influence the behavioural response adopted by animals facing controllable or incontrollable stress, but to promote reliable and lasting learned helplessness which requires removal of inhibition on DR 5-HT neurons by the vmPFC (Amat et al. 2005).

The inverse relationship between stress-resistance and growth-lags predicts the existence of three optimal strategies where cells would delay their stress response, adopt an intermediate downregulation level or become dormant.

However, in pathological contexts such as in tumours or during the development of organ fibrosis, this healing response adopts a sinister nature, steering these diseases towards metastasis and organ failure.

It presented the current status of WEEE and corresponding responses adopted so far in China.

However, the resources and responses adopted so far, to confront the epidemic, have at times been rather minimalist.

Clinical and radiographic tumor responses were assessed according to Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (RECIST version1.1) 17, and the lesser response was adopted.

In response, he adopted a funding model in which corporations donated to the program in return for tax credits.

In response firms adopted a strategy called "code bidding", using bids to signal their intentions.