Sentence examples for response indicates that from inspiring English sources

This large-scale response indicates that S. bayanus shows the canonical environmental stress response identified in S. cerevisiae (Gasch et al. 2000) and other yeasts (Gasch 2007).

If true, this response indicates that fall dormant cultivars are not only more tolerant of mild water deficit conditions compared with more non-fall dormant cultivars but they may also be more persistent when exposed to severe long-term droughts.

Moreover, the overwhelmingly positive response indicates that the game appears to be effective for students across learning styles.

The material response indicates that large tensile stresses can develop from either the PS diffracted or Rayleigh waves.

China's response indicates that its government remains deeply suspicious of American assurances that the bombing last May 7, which killed 3 Chinese and wounded at least 20 others, was a mistake.

As the historian Ian Kershaw has observed in his biography of Hitler, this response indicates that he adhered unswervingly, from the end of World War I until his final days in the Berlin bunker, to nationalism and radical anti-Semitism.

Eta's swift response indicates that separatist-left politicians such as Rufino Etxeberria and Arnaldo Otegi, both of whom have served Eta-related prison terms, exercise growing power over the group, according to sources close to the negotiations.

The surface response indicates that the lowest pyrolysis (1100 °C) and atomization temperatures (2350 °C) provide higher absorbance for aluminum in soft drinks.

The time range actuator response indicates that the SMA strips provide a lower frequency control that fits well with the engine coolant thermal requirement.

The observation that the effect was attenuated following adjustment for differential non-response indicates that the results may well be affected by residual confounding.

The latest report by the World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF and UNAIDS "Report on the Global HIV/AIDS Response" indicates that increased access to HIV services  resulted in a 15% reduction of new infections over the past decade and a 22% decline in AIDS-related deaths in the last five years.