Sentence examples for response is allowed from inspiring English sources

The disadvantage of this method is that the maximum frequency deviations are larger and the resulting oscillations have increased settling times, compared to the case where an immediate full response is allowed.

So an "attendance delivery" – when a postal worker has to knock on the door and wait for a response – was allowed exactly 57 seconds, no more, no less; and with more and more packages to deliver – up to 100 a day in some cases – many posties are feeling the pressure to cut corners and get everything done in as short a time as possible.

As detailed in an earlier blog I wrote with my colleague Tony Mendoza, some electricity generators objected to demand response being allowed to participate in wholesale energy markets because the lower prices that consumers enjoy mean reduced profits for generators.

No dose increase for inadequate response was allowed in this study.

Moreover, during feedback, no further response was allowed to prevent repetitive finger tapping.

When the maximum concentration and contraction that S6c produced was reached, the contractile response was allowed to fade away during a 1-hour period.

or an objective response) were allowed to continue treatment with BelCaP at the before dose level, if toxicity had resolved to less than grade II (except for alopecia).

Patients who had not maintained remission or exhibited partial response were allowed to continue maintenance therapy beyond the 3-month maintenance assessment.

Any transitions between the four levels of ACR response are allowed, but the model is parameterized such that only transitions between neighboring states are estimated, making it more parsimonious than a proportional odds model with Markov elements.

Further studies are warranted in which patients who do not exhibit an early haemoglobin response are allowed to increase their dose of darbepoetin alfa to define the effect of dose escalation.

Females preferred more than males that ED patients should be managed by dental healthcare professionals with special training for ED patients (53 % vs. 46%%; p < 0.01) (not in tables).> -wrap-foot> More than one response was allowed.