Sentence examples for response substantially from inspiring English sources
Table 14 lists the response time for concurrent queries as the number of concurrent queries increases the graph in Figure 10 depicts that after the number of concurrent queries crosses the 200 mark the performance of our approach slightly degrades but does not affect the applications response substantially.
Increasing evidence indicates that control of the acute inflammatory response substantially improves airflow and reduces chronic airway remodeling.
Interestingly, rats exhibit an escape response substantially faster than a brainstem reflex (such as paw licking or jumping) in response to a noxious stimulus (Vierck 2006).
These metabolic adaptations, coupled with fumarate-related upregulation of an Nrf2 antioxidant response a response substantially recapitulated by DMF result in cardioprotection.
A comparison of the corrected pupil response (Fig. 1c, triangle symbols) with the uncorrected pupil response (Fig. 1a, triangle symbols) reveals that both correction approaches altered the pupil response substantially.
It predicts that the thickness of the epidermal layer and how far the melanocyte dendrites grow out in the epidermal layers after UV exposure influence the tanning response substantially.
The drug, which blocks receptors for a neurotransmitter involved in stress responses, substantially reduced cravings in a group of rehabilitating alcoholics.
Cholesterol in apoE particles secreted by astrocytes increases the induced synaptic responses substantially in neuronal culture by increasing presynaptic function and dendrite differentiation (Christopherson et al., 2005; Mauch et al., 2001).
However, Player 2 tends to modulate his responses substantially more for selfish intentions than for generous intentions.
Notice that Double-Pendulum delayed the responses substantially less than Rigid-Translation and Whirligig, possibly because the kinetics of Double-Pendulum, but not that of Rigid-Translation or Whirligig, was congruent with the kinetics of the ball to be intercepted (gravity was the only force acting on both Double-Pendulum and ball motion).
Frequently, cells responded to "ineffective" images producing responses substantially higher than the baseline response.
