Sentence examples for response pool from inspiring English sources

Two "greatest" risks bubbled to the top of the response pool (and the majority are not in the autonomous robots' camp, though a few do fall into this one).

Because selection was randomized, areas with high populations of low-income, minority populations and recognized tribal areas were not a large segment of the survey response pool.

Survival (hazard ratio = 0.98; 95% CI, 0.77 to 1.25) and response (pooled risk ratio = 1.04; 95% CI, 0.58 to 1.85) data were similar for the oral and IV topotecan groups.

We present a statistical method that enables estimation of individual peptide responses from pool responses using the Expectation Maximization (EM) algorithm for "incomplete data".

The correlation between mitral cell activity patterns before and during NBQX treatment was 0.73 (Fig. 8D; n = 190 responses; pooled over all mitral cells and odors).

The correlation between activity patterns before and during NBQX treatment was 0.41 (n = 5878 responses; pooled over all interneurons and odors) and significantly lower than the correlation between activity patterns in control experiments without drugs (r = 0.71; n = 208 responses; P<0.001).

Inter-individual variation in behaviour (Fig. 1) magnified the variation in the overall sample of escape responses pooled across individuals (Fig. 2).

Similarly, the Mann Whitney U test was used to explore the effect of gender and age, with responses pooled as per the age ranges of the PedsQL™ questionnaires, namely 5 7 years, 8 12 years and 13+ years [ 9].

* Note: Responses pooled across caregiver role + Tied ranks listed based on equivalent respondent counts The results of this survey confirm the importance of dosing guidance for the management of pediatric pharmacotherapy among various caregiver roles and specializations.

Exploratory factor analysis conducted on responses pooled within clinical areas (PW, NN, and MCH) and across surveys provided some support for our a priori logical groupings but items were grouped after factor analysis into less post-hoc domains.

A fundamental strength of this study is the longitudinal nature of the data, which allowed three assessments of the agreement of self-reports of perinatal outcomes with the PDC: (i) responses measured at first-report, (ii) responses pooled across multiple time points 'ever experienced' and (iii) responses measured at each survey.