Sentence examples for response to deviations from inspiring English sources
Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy 39, 195 214] specify that the central bank adjusts short-term yields in response to deviations of inflation and output gaps from target level.
By supplying or absorbing power in response to deviations from the nominal frequency and imbalances between supply and demand, the rapid response of ESS will provide a form of stability which cannot be matched by conventional network assets.
The slopes (f'_{g }) and (f'_{{{x}} }) can be understood as measures of the strength of the homeostatic response to deviations from the target firing rate, and the second derivatives (f"_{g }) and (f"_{{{x}} }) can be understood as measures of the asymmetry of this response for upward and downward rate deflections.
The MMN, is a well-established marker of change detection, most commonly elicited by deviant auditory stimuli [9] A so-called pattern MMN, generated in response to deviations in complex auditory patterns or learned sequences[15], can be readily evoked by musical pattern deviations [12].
Third, shivering can occur during rewarming as a response to deviations from the temperature set point.
The baroreceptor cells modify their firing rate (i.e., afferent activity) in response to deviations in pressure.
Differential gene expression offers a viable window into the complexity of the cellular response to deviation from normal activity and to drug treatment.
Since by definition, tune deaf subjects are unaware of deviations in melodic structure, we predicted that both the MMN and the P300 response to such deviations would be absent in these subjects.
In a desperate attempt to pretend that pre-crisis normality had returned, Mr. Trichet even raised interest rates in two steps, in response to marginal deviations from the central bank's target inflation rate.
To do so we solved for the steady state of the model and its linear response to small deviations in stimuli relative to background ('Materials and methods').
Anemia management guidelines and protocols thus require appropriate adjustment of erythropoiesis-stimulating agent (ESA) doses in response to Hb deviations relative to the target range.
