Sentence examples for response at this point from inspiring English sources

"Even if you were considering a military response at this point, we have no idea where," one official said.

History will provide the final verdict, but there is probably not a wholly right or wrong response at this point.

The peaks in P Vth) correspond to case where Im is just below the value required to fire the neuron and reflect the hypersensitivity of the firing rate responses at this point to any changes in input.

In addition non-response at this point allows for possible changes to the antidepressant treatment in accordance with the British National Formulary and NICE guidelines as stipulated below.

Moreover, the results show that, even after an interval of 21 days between being discharged from hospital and the electromyographic reading at term equivalent age, the electromyographic responses at this point were similar to those found by the reading at 96 h.

The corresponding images at day 85 show enhancement in the same span from the nipple to the chestwall but at a reduced level, indicative of response at this intermediate point during treatment.

Numbers from 1 to 4 were added to the 4-point response scale at this point, with a higher number representing a higher level of QoL.

In the high-risk patients treated with radiotherapy plus AD therapy, the mean OPN level significantly surprisingly increased (+12.4 ng ml−1) even though all patients had PSA response at this time point with no evidence of castrate resistance.

These reductions in ISG transcript levels were maintained for 24 hr with the IU-dsRNA, whereas the C-dsRNA was unable to reduce the ISG response at this time point (data not shown).

We observed only a modest increase in lobular inflammation in the 5αR1−/− mice at 6 months that was not apparent at 12 months, and it is possible that the inflammatory response at this time point may have been partially ameliorated by increased local GC availability.

(Eggna has an appropriate response at that point: "Don't you drink no more wine").