Sentence examples for response hits from inspiring English sources

Since growth rate and protein synthesis share common pathways, this stress response hits both processes simultaneously, affirming previous reports on the growth associated nature of recombinant protein production (Bentley et al. 1990; Shin et al. 1998).

As noted by a myriad of studies, this effect is taken to reflect the need to devote longer movement durations to ensure that a response "hits" the desired target location [15]; [for review of this issue see 43].

The variables obtained were (according to the type of response) hits (accuracy), errors (responses given with any other key), omissions (no response), and anticipations (correct responses with RTs faster than 250 ms), and RTs for each of the blocks independently.

Cas survived the Giants' response, hitting back with two tries in five minutes as winger Youngquest went over before Owen regathered his own kick to score.

Given a decision that requires less than half a second for evaluating the characteristics of the incoming pitch and generating a motor response, hitting a baseball potentially requires unique perception action coupling to achieve high performance.

Several years ago, I was dropping my daughter off at preschool when her teacher asked, "What did you do last night?" My daughter replied cheerfully, "We had vagina pizza!" Clearly, my coffee had not fully kicked in, because I actually stood their grinning like an idiot for a full minute before the pure shock of her response hit me.

Then you slowly dissolve back to the reality of Don coming in [to work] pretty happy, Joan asking how it went, and Roger having this dead response—'it was one of his good ones' and Don wondering why Joan's not more excited".

Dependent on the player's response (hit or stand), the dealer started to take another card 300 ms after the player decided to stand (stand response), and 2000 ms after the player's hit (hit response).

The coupling between BF bursting and the frontal ERP remains invariant in the face of different types of stimulus (oddball vs standard) and behavioral response (hit vs miss).

This linear scaling relationship indicates that the amplitude coupling between BF bursting and the frontal ERP remains invariant in the face of different types of stimulus (oddball vs standard) or behavioral response (hit vs miss), and therefore likely reflects a true functional coupling between BF bursting and the frontal ERP.

Figure 5 shows the error-likelihood effects for both groups (correct 'YES' responses (hits) minus correct 'NO' responses (correct rejection)) depending on the learning mode.